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Skilful Thinking: An Introduction to Philosophical Skills

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Skilful Thinking: An Introduction to Philosophical Skills
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Publisher: HSRC Press
ISBN/ASIN: 079691592X
ISBN-13: 9780796915924
Number of pages: 148

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Written in a down-to-earth style, this books guides students through the skills that enable them to analyze texts, critically evaluate arguments, construct their own argument and present it clearly. The book also offers advice on studying, time management and exam preparation.

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