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    • 批判性思维(第6版英语版)
      • 作者:(美)格雷戈里·巴沙姆//威廉·欧文//亨利·纳尔多内//詹姆斯·M.华莱士|责编:周渝毅
      • 出版社:外语教研
      • ISBN:9787521327793
      • 出版日期:2021/09/01
      • 页数:492
    • 售价:39.2
  • 内容大纲

        本书逻辑清晰,语言简洁,既涵盖批判性思维的所有基础概念:基本逻辑概念、语言陷阱、常见逻辑谬误、分析和评估论证;又洞悉日常思维陷阱,与实际应用紧密结合:筛选信息素材、强化写作、反思媒体与伪科学。此外,本书配有大量经课堂检验的有趣练习,帮助读者在学习、训练、反馈中见证自己的进步,成为一个逻辑性更强,更全面、有信心、不盲从的思考者。
        本书还援引了大量励志名人名言,并严谨标注出处和参考文献,能给读者以启发。本书自问世以来多次再版,深受国外大学师生欢迎。本书引进后将以全英文的形式出版,适合国内高校师生、准备参加GRE等考试以及准备留学的学生阅读。
  • 作者介绍

  • 目录

    A Personal Word to Students
    Preface
    CHAPTER 1 Introduction to Critical Thinking
      What Is Critical Thinking?
      Critical Thinking Standards
        Clarity
        Precision
        Accuracy
        Relevance
        Consistency
        Logical Correctness
        Completeness
        Fairness
      The Benefits of Critical Thinking
        Critical Thinking in the Classroom
        Critical Thinking in the Workplace
        Critical Thinking in Life
      Barriers to Critical Thinking
        Egocentrism
        Sociocentrism
        Unwarranted Assumptions and Stereotypes
        Relativistic Thinking
        Wishful Thinking
      Qualities of a Critical Thinker
    CHAPTER 2  Recognizing Arguments
      What Is an Argument?
      Identifying Premises and Conclusions
      What Is Not an Argument?
        Reports
        Unsupported Assertions
        Conditional Statements
        Illustrations
        Explanations
    CHAPTER 3  Basic Logical Concepts
      Deduction and Induction
      How Can We Tell Whether an Argument Is Deductive or Inductive?
        The Indicator Word Test
        The Strict Necessity Test
        The Common Pattern Test
        The Principle of Charity Test
        Exceptions to the Strict Necessity Test
      Common Patterns of Deductive Reasoning
        Hypothetical Syllogism
        Categorical Syllogism
        Argument by Elimination
        Argument Based on Mathematics
        Argument from Definition
      Common Patterns of Inductive Reasoning
        Inductive Generalization
        Predictive Argument

        Argument from Authority
        Causal Argument
        Statistical Argument
        Argument from Analogy
      Deductive Validity
      Inductive Strength
    CHAPTER 4  Language
      Finding the Right Words: The Need for Precision
        Vagueness
        Overgenerality
        Ambiguity
      The Importance of Precise Definitions
        Types of Definitions
        Strategies for Defining
        Rules for Constructing Good Lexical Definitions
      Emotive Language: Slanting the Truth
        The Emotive Power of Words
      Euphemisms and Political Correctness
    CHAPTER 5  Logical Fallacies-Ⅰ
      The Concept of Relevance
      Fallacies of Relevance
        Personal Attack (Ad Hominem)
        Attacking the Motive
        Look Who's Talking (Tu Quoque)
        Two Wrongs Make a Right
        Scare Tactics
        Appeal to Pity
        Bandwagon Argument
        Straw Man
        Red Herring
        Equivocation
        Begging the Question
    CHAPTER 6  Logical Fallacies-Ⅱ
      Fallacies of Insufficient Evidence
        Inappropriate Appeal to Authority
        Appeal to Ignorance
        False Alternatives
        Loaded Question
        Questionable Cause
        Hasty Generalization
        Slippery Slope
        Weak Analogy
        Inconsistency
        Composition and Division
    CHAPTER 7  Analyzing Arguments
      Diagramming Short Arguments
        Tips on Diagramming Arguments
      Summarizing Longer Arguments
        Paraphrasing
        Finding Missing Premises and Conclusions

        Summarizing Extended Arguments
        Common Mistakes to Avoid in Standardizing Arguments
    CHAPTER 8  Evaluating Arguments and Truth Claims
      When Is an Argument a Good One?
        What "Good Argument" Does Not Mean
        What "Good Argument" Does Mean
      When Is It Reasonable to Accept a Premise?
      Refuting Arguments
    CHAPTER 9 A  Little Categorical Logic
      Categorical Statements
      Translating into Standard Categorical Form
      Categorical Syllogisms
    CHAPTER 10  A Little Propositional Logic
      Conjunction
      Conjunction and Validity
      Negation
      Deeper Analysis of Negation and Conjunction
      Disjunction
      Conditional Statements
    CHAPTER 11  Inductive Reasoning
      Introduction to Induction
      Inductive Generalizations
        Evaluating Inductive Generalizations
        Opinion Polls and Inductive Generalizations
      Statistical Arguments
        Reference Class
      Induction and Analogy
        What Is an Analogy?
        How Can We Argue by Analogy?
        Evaluating Arguments from Analogy
        Arguing by Analogy
      Induction and Causal Arguments
        Correlation and Cause
      A Few Words about Probability
        A Closer Look at a Priori Probability
    CHAPTER 12  Finding, Evaluating, and Using Sources
      Finding Sources
        Refining Your Search: Questions and Keywords
        Directional Sources
        Informational Sources
      Evaluating Informational Sources
        Content: Facts and Everything Else
        The Author and the Publisher
        The Audience
        Evaluating Internet Sources
      Taking Notes
        Bibliographical Information
        Content Notes: Quotes, Summaries, and Paraphrases
      Using Sources
        Acknowledging Sources

        Incorporating Sources
    CHAPTER 13  Writing Argumentative Essays
      Writing a Successful Argument
      Before You Write
        Know Yourself
        Know Your Audience
        Choose and Narrow Your Topic
        Write a Sentence That Expresses Your Claim
        Gather Ideas: Brainstorm and Research
        Organize Your Ideas
      Writing the First Draft
        Provide an Interesting Opening
        Include a Thesis Statement
        Develop Your Body Paragraphs
        Provide a Satisfying Conclusion
      After the First Draft
        Read What You Have Written and Revise
        Consider What You Have Not Written and Revise
        Show Your Work
        Edit Your Work
        Hand It In
        Sample Argumentative Essay
    CHAPTER 14  Thinking Critically about the Media
      Mass Media and Social Media
      The News
        Critically Analyzing News Sources
        Social Media and the Rise of Fake News
      News Media Bias
        Bias toward Business Interests
        Bias toward Entertainment
        Political Bias
      Media Literacy
      Advertising
        What Ads Do
        Defenses of Advertising
        Criticisms of Advertising
        Common Advertising Ploys
    CHAPTER 15  Science and Pseudoscience
      The Basic Pattern of Scientific Reasoning
      The Limitations of Science
      How to Distinguish Science from Pseudoscience
      A Case Study in Pseudoscientific Thinking: Astrology
    Appendix: The Six Habits of Effective Problem Solvers A-1
    Answers to Selected Exercises ANS-1
    Index  I-1

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