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Groarke, Leo; Tindale, Christopher W.; Carozza, Linda

 
9781554816842: Good Reasoning Matters!: A Guide to Critical Thinking in a Digital Age, Sixth Edition
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ISBN 10: 155481684X ISBN 13: 9781554816842
Editorial: Broadview Press Ltd, 2025

Sinopsis

Good Reasoning Matters! teaches students how to decipher, evaluate, analyze, construct, and engage in argument. This sixth edition incorporates many timely topics, including the impact of artificial intelligence and social media on how we propose and respond to arguments.

The instruction in the book is rooted in traditional philosophical understandings of argument, but is expanded to account for the complexities that characterize real-life arguments. This includes an examination of the role that images, sounds, and other non-verbal components play in attempts to convince us of some point of view―in advertising, television, YouTube, film, interpersonal exchange, and elsewhere.

Numerous and varied exercises―formative within the chapters and summative at their end―help students improve their reading, reasoning, and writing skills.

Instructors will find the text is informed by research in digital pedagogy and works well in a variety of course formats: in-person, remote, hybrid, and synchronous or asynchronous delivery. The authors’ expertise in argumentation theory and decades of teaching experience ensure that this book prepares students for the complexities of arguing in the 21st century.

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Acerca del autor

Leo Groarke is Professor of Philosophy at Trent University. Christopher W. Tindale is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Windsor. Linda Carozza is an instructor at York University.

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Good Reasoning Matters! teaches students how to decipher, evaluate, analyze, construct, and engage in argument. This sixth edition incorporates many timely topics, including the impact of artificial intelligence and social media on how we propose and respond to arguments.

The instruction in the book is rooted in traditional philosophical understandings of argument, but is expanded to account for the complexities that characterize real-life arguments. This includes an examination of the role that images, sounds, and other non-verbal components play in attempts to convince us of some point of view--in advertising, television, YouTube, film, interpersonal exchange, and elsewhere. Numerous and varied exercises--formative within the chapters and summative at their end--help students improve their reading, reasoning, and writing skills.

Instructors will find the text is informed by research in digital pedagogy and works well in a variety of course formats: in-person, remote, hybrid, and synchronous or asynchronous delivery. The authors' expertise in argumentation theory and decades of teaching experience ensure that this book prepares students for the complexities of arguing in the 21st century.

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Editorial
Broadview Press Ltd
Año de publicación
2025
Idioma
Inglés
ISBN 10 
155481684X
ISBN 13 
9781554816842
Encuadernación
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Número de edición
6
Número de páginas
520
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