THINKING CRITICALLY: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES AND APPLICATIONS
THINKING CRITICALLY: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES AND APPLICATIONS
2024 Fall Term
3 Units
Philosophy-Rock County 310
This is an advanced study of critical thinking, evidence assessment, and philosophical analysis. The course explores common logical errors and reasoning pitfalls due to human perception, cognition, and memory. It provides strategies and standards of evidence analysis, facilitating an awareness of the differences between science and pseudoscience. Specific topics may include (although not exclusively): confirmation bias, memory fabrication, probability, astrology, miracle cures, parapsychology, near-death experiences, alien abductions, and ancient astronauts.
Other Requirements: PREREQ: PHI 101 OR PHI 210 RECOMMENDED. JUNIOR STANDING OR CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR.
Class Schedule
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01-LEC 4264
3 Units
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09/03 - 12/07 (1) |
Richard Hanson
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