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I like Steveıs suggestion for a subcategory of Critical Thinking to be
added under Critical Reasoning in PhilPapers. That sounds like a handy way
to start marking out a field of specialization. Plus those of us who
teaching critical thinking classes year in and year out may find it a bit
easier to locate relevant research.

Who do we need to ³petition² to make the addition?

Frank Fair


On 7/8/16, 9:36 AM, "AILACT DISCUSSION LIST on behalf of Steven Patterson"
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>One place to start might be PhilPapers (http://philpapers.org/). I manage
>the categories for Informal Logic, Argument, and Fallacies there and I
>can say for sure that there is a lot of research on critical thinking out
>there in philosophy on critical thinking. I see it all the time when I'm
>doing my housekeeping for my categories on the site.
>
>Right now at PhilPapers the closest thing to a critical thinking category
>is a category called "Critical Reasoning" It has no definition at present
>but it is distinguished from other sorts of research with 'critical' in
>the title (e.g. Critical Race Theory') in a way that seems to mark it out
>as a potentially good place for critical thinking papers to live. One
>thing we might do (and I'd be willing to do this) is to ask for a
>Critical Thinking subcategory to be added under Critical Reasoning.
>
>Given that PhilPapers is a sister site to PhilJobs
>(http://philjobs.org/), and given that PhilJobs is used by the APA to do
>what the Jobs for Philosophers publication used to do, it seems that if
>the research has a place to live, then having CT recognized at PhilPapers
>might be one small step towards getting CT recognized as an AOC/AOS.
>
>Just a thought.
>
>Best,
>
>Steve
>_________________________
>Steven W. Patterson, Ph.D.
>Professor, Philosophy
>Chair, Division of Letters
>Marygrove College
>8425 W. McNichols Rd.
>Detroit, MI 48224
>USA
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>
>________________________________________
>From: AILACT DISCUSSION LIST [[log in to unmask]] on
>behalf of Siegel, Harvey [[log in to unmask]]
>Sent: Friday, July 08, 2016 10:00 AM
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: address, critical thinking and "Jobs for Philosophers"
>
>Thanks Jim! Bobıs is a good question. Anyone have any good ideas? ‹Harvey
>
>
>On Jul 7, 2016, at 8:26 PM, ennis, robert h <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
>> Hi Jim and all,
>>
>> Thanks, Jim, for clearing up a confusing situation. I hope I can
>>remember AILACTD-L, including that the dash goes between the D and the
>>L. My memory isnıt as good as it used to be.
>>
>> I have a question for discussion:
>>
>> What can we do about the fact that critical thinking is not recognized
>>as an area of competence or specialization by "Jobs for Philosophers"?
>>Many philosophy jobs do include at least teaching critical thinking, and
>>a number of topics considered by philosophers are relevant to what is
>>taught in critical thinking, such as causality, inference to best
>>explanation, speech acts, the fact-value distinction, etc.
>>
>> Bob Ennis
>>
>> PS. By the way Jim, I would rather that you use the address I am using
>>now than the one to which you sent your communication. The one I am
>>using now seems to be more reliable and is more appropriate for the
>>subject.
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