Critical Thinking from A to Z

Arguing clearly and coherently is a learned art. This is the idea advocated by Nigel Warburton in his unpublished work in Brazil, "Critical Thinking from A to Z - A Philosophical Introduction." In a humorous and popular way, the author uses examples from everyday life to present philosophical concepts and teach the reader how to argue. Instead of discussing Kant's categorical imperative, Warburton uses rocker Mick Jagger as a character, illustrating and entertaining his readers. Cleverly, philosophy and argumentation lose their character as unattainable sciences and can be grasped by all mortals.