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PHIL 110 Logic and Critical Thinking
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Acknowledgements
The following sections of this text are from the following sources:
Chapter 1 is derived from
Clear and Present Thinking, pg 15-33 “Questions, problems, and worldviews”
Chapter 2 is derived from
Clear and Present Thinking, pg 33-46 “Questions, problems, and worldviews”
Chapter 3 is derived from
Fundamental Methods of Logic Pg 1-10, 18-29
Introduction to Logic and Critical Thinking pg 1-17
Chapter 4 is derived from
Fundamental Methods of Logic Pg 10-18
Introduction to Logic and Critical Thinking pg 23-31
Chapter 5 is derived from
Introduction to Logic and Critical Thinking pg 139-146
Clear and Present Thinking pg 63-66 (plus exercises on pg 69-70)
An Introduction to Reasoning pg 2-5 (plus exercises on pg 17)
Chapter 6 is derived from
Fundamental Methods of Logic pg 163-175
Introduction to Logic and Critical Thinking pg 158-169
Chapter 7 is derived from
Fundamental Methods of Logic pg 152-163
Introduction to Logic and Critical Thinking pg 154-158
Chapter 8 is derived from
Fundamental Methods of Logic pg 29-40
Introduction to Logic and Critical Thinking pg 199-206
Chapter 9 is derived from
Fundamental Methods of Logic pg 39-46
Introduction to Logic and Critical Thinking pg 195-199
Chapter 10 is derived from
Fundamental Methods of Logic pg 45-53
Introduction to Logic and Critical Thinking pg 186-194
Chapter 11 is derived from
An Open Introduction to Logic, Chapter 5
Chapter 12 is derived from
An Open Introduction to Logic, Chapter 6
References:
Knachel, M. (2017). Fundamental Methods of Logic Philosophy Faculty Books. Retrieved from
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Myers, B., Elsby, C., Baltzer-Jaray, K. (2013). Clear and Present Thinking. Retrieved from
http://www.brendanmyers.net/nwpbooks/cpt.html
Van Cleave, M J. Introduction to Logic and Critical Thinking. Retrieved from
https://open.umn.edu/opentextbooks/textbooks/introduction-to-logic-and-critical-thinking
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