New York, NY, Estados Unidos : Penguin Random House, 2022. 2022.

xxvii, 323 p. : 20 cm.

Preface to the paperback edition. -- Foreword by Barbara Oakley. -- Introduction. -- I. what is a critical thinker? -- 1. Says who? -- 2. Separating the factors from their fictions. -- 3. Curiouser and curiouser: a problem-posing education. -- 4. Keen observation: through the looking glass. -- 5. Critical thinking starts with caring. -- 6. Identify: the force to reckon with. -- 2. Read, experience, encounter: a real education. -- 7. Reading: up close and personal. -- 8. Reading: go slow to go deep. -- 9. Experience: entering more intimate territory. -- 10. Encounter: overwhelm that overturns. -- 3. The rhetorical imagination. -- 11. The surprising role of self-awareness in critical thinking. -- 12. The art of interpretation. -- 13. The courage to change your mind. -- Acknowledgments. -- Notes. -- Index. --

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