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Inquiry: Critical Thinking Across the Disciplines
Volume 15, Issue 2, Winter 1995
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Combining Critical Thinking and Written Composition: The WhoIe Is Greater Than The Sum Of The Parts
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Good Thinking
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Critical Thinking vs. Pure Thought: (Part One of Two)
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Doubting and Believing: Both are Important for Critical Thinking
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Teaching Styles that Encourage (and Discourage) Thinking Skills
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When is an Excuse a Reason?
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Philosophical Counseling: A Computer-Assisted, Logic- Based Approach
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‘Cannot,’ ‘Not Can’ and ‘Can Not’
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