PHI1025F Critical Thinking (PHI1025F)

This is a comprehensive and detailed note on finding arguments and argument forms for PHI 1025F. Essential!!

This is a comprehensive and detailed preparatory note for test 2. Essential!!

This is a comprehensive and detailed note on Lecture notes Week one for PHI 1025F. Essential!!

Introducing Arguments (PHI1025F): Comprehensive Study Guide This document includes: Introducing Arguments: Test 1 Revision: Definitions Obstacles to Rationality & Identifying Them in Passages Identifying Arguments (Premises and Conclusions) Difference Between Reasons, Explanations, Arguments, and Non-Arguments Identifying Rhetorical Devices (Fallacies) Discern Difference Between Fallacious and Non-Fallacious Arguments Re-writing Conditionals (“if… then…” St...

Part 2 of PHI1025F: "The aim of this course is to help you develop your skills as a critical thinker. All of us hold certain claims as true and others as false; we think some courses of action are right and others are wrong. Often we cite reasons for our beliefs and actions. Critical thinking asks us to reflect on these reasons. As a good critical thinker you should be able to distinguish between good, bad and irrelevant reasons for holding a belief. During this course we look in detail at vario...

This is part 1 of PHI1025F: "The aim of this course is to help you develop your skills as a critical thinker. All of us hold certain claims as true and others as false; we think some courses of action are right and others are wrong. Often we cite reasons for our beliefs and actions. Critical thinking asks us to reflect on these reasons. As a good critical thinker you should be able to distinguish between good, bad and irrelevant reasons for holding a belief. During this course we look in detail ...

Summary of all content covered in phi1025 (critical thinking) The notes are made from my lecture notes and the info in the provided textbook