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Matthew Lipman
Good Thinking
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Orestes Coccia
Critical Thinking vs. Pure Thought:
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Elliot D. Cohen
Philosophical Counseling:
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Peter Davson-Galle
‘Cannot,’ ‘Not Can’ and ‘Can Not’
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Vance Mendenhall
When is an Excuse a Reason?
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Judy Downs-Lombardi
Teaching Styles that Encourage (and Discourage) Thinking Skills
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John Hoaglund
Ennis on the Concept of Critical Thinking
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Barry Leshowitz, Elaine Yoshikawa
An Instluctional Model for Critical Thinking
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Don Fawkes
On Teaching Premise/Conclusion Distinctions
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Orestes Coccia
Critical Thinking vs. Pure Thought
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William Reinsmith
A Brief Response to Jack Russell Weinstein
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Craig E. Nelson
Skewered on the Unicorn’s Horns
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Laurance Splitter
John Passmore:
On Teaching to be Critical
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Jack Russell Weinstein
Three Types of Critical Thinking About Religion:
A Response to William Reinsmith
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Dan Passell
What Makes Something Practically Worth Thinking About
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J. Anthony Blair
Argument Management, Informal Logic and Critical Thinking
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Maurice Finocchiaro
Critical Thinking, Critical Reasoning, and Methodological Reflection
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James B. Freeman
Why Classical Foundationalism Cannot Provide a Proper Account of Premise Acceptability
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Mark Weinstein
Some Foundational Problems with Informal Logic and Their Solutions
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Daniel Rothbart
Introduction by Guest Editor
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