Dr. Richard Paul is founder of the Foundation for Critical Thinking and director of research and professional development at the Center for Critical Thinking. He is an internationally recognized authority on critical thinking, with nine books and more than 200 articles on the subject. His views on critical thinking have been canvassed in the New York Times, Education Week, The Chronicle of Higher Education, American Teacher, Reader’s Digest, Educational Leadership, Newsweek, and U.S. News & World Repor t.
Dr. Linda Elder is an educational psychologist, executive director of the Center for Critical Thinking, and president of the Foundation for Critical Thinking. She is highly published and has a special interest in the relationship between cognition and effect, or thought and emotion. She has developed an original theory of the stages of critical thinking development. She is highly sought after as a speaker, and is a recognized leader in critical thinking.
The works of Linda Elder and Richard Paul have been translated into many languages including Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Chinese, Turkish, Greek, Thai, and Korean. The growing demand for translations into increasing numbers of languages testifies to the emerging international recognition of the importance of critical thinking in human life. And it is a testament to the contributions of Paul and Elder to the growing field of critical thinking studies.
Critical Thinking is about becoming a better thinker in every aspect of your life: in your career, and as a consumer, citizen, friend, parent, and lover. Discover the core skills of effective thinking; then analyze your own thought processes, identify weaknesses, and overcome them. Learn how to translate more effective thinking into better decisions, less frustration, more wealth Q and above all, greater confidence to pursue and achieve your most important goals in life.
本来准备打5星,扣一星是扣在翻译上,太有翻译的感觉了,有些地方还读不懂。 值得反复阅读的是第3、6、9、10、15、16章。 重要的基础概念有理性的标准、8个推理元素。 要有意识得去注意自己的利己性思考。 通读这本书花了很久,不得不说是本很枯燥的书,语言不流畅,举例太少...
评分思维,可以说是一个人最为隐秘核心的部分,大到一个人的世界观、价值观、人生观,小到某一个现象的观点、感情、建议、乃至最后行动都与它息息相关。一条条或严谨、或松懈的思维通路搭建在你的每一根神经上,溯本归源,你的每一个动作,每一个表情都有迹可循。 在...
评分这是一本思维技巧的书籍。思维上的有些东西看似好理解,但要实实在在的为己所用却并非一件简单的事情。这本书是美国人写的,固然在一些思维的习惯上与中国人有着很大的差别。不要说作者所阐述的思维有多么精妙,终归它是要运用于现实的生产生活当中的。建议去读一读,可我并不...
评分 评分批判性思维是一本好书,毋庸置疑,而且马上可用,现在就用该方法来解读作者这本书。 该书目标:通过批判性思考,达到理性思维,即对事物本质的认知和掌握; 关键问题:怎样进行批判性思考; 该书存在假设:其一:人类具有自我中心、群体中心、自相矛盾的天性,...
“The mind can take in information in three distinctive ways: 1 by internalizing inert information; 2 by forming activated ignorance; and 3 by achieving activated knowledge. By inert information, we mean taking into the mind information that, though mem- orized, we do not understand—despite the fact that we think we do.” Too much inert Information…
评分蛮基础的一本书
评分基于对自己的egocentric thinking的存疑,我给这本书打三星,因为这本书废!话!太!多!一大堆描述现象,很少深入剖析原因
评分看到评论说翻译很坑特地看的原版 看到2/3还在说之后篇章会详细描述之后会教你如何如何 而且同一个意思反反复复地说 虎头蛇尾。 | 20190119更新 这个书还是值得看的 最近消极想法开始发散的时候 真的有用过书里的技巧 reduce了不少negativeness
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