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How to Think About Weird Things: Critical Thinking for a New Age

Theodore Schick Jr.

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This text serves well as a supplemental text in critical thinking, logic, introduction to philosophy, philosophy of science, epistemology, metaphysics, introduction to psychology, anomalistic psychology, perception and cognition, as well as any introductory science course. It has been used in all of the courses mentioned above as well as introductory biology, introductory physics, and introductory chemistry courses. It could also serve as a main text for courses in evaluation of the paranormal, philosophical implications of the paranormal, occult beliefs, and pseudoscience.

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Pages:: pages

Publication:: 2005

Publisher:: McGraw-Hill

Edition:: 4

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ISBN10:: 007287953X

ISBN13:: 9780072879537

kindle Asin:: 007287953X

How to Think About Weird Things: Critical Thinking for a New Age

Theodore Schick Jr.

3.96/5 (391 ratings)

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This text serves well as a supplemental text in critical thinking, logic, introduction to philosophy, philosophy of science, epistemology, metaphysics, introduction to psychology, anomalistic psychology, perception and cognition, as well as any introductory science course. It has been used in all of the courses mentioned above as well as introductory biology, introductory physics, and introductory chemistry courses. It could also serve as a main text for courses in evaluation of the paranormal, philosophical implications of the paranormal, occult beliefs, and pseudoscience.

Format:

Pages:: pages

Publication:: 2005

Publisher:: McGraw-Hill

Edition:: 4

Language:

ISBN10:: 007287953X

ISBN13:: 9780072879537

kindle Asin:: 007287953X

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