In defence of critical thinking as a subject: If McPeck is wrong he is wrong

Journal of Philosophy of Education 28 (1):101–111 (1994)
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This paper attempts three things. It invites you to engage critically with me in the adjudication of a particular controversy. It attempts to argue for and exemplify important procedures which distinguish good and bad thinking in a critical mode. And it argues the case for the separate teaching of critical thinking (henceforth CT).

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