Inquiry: Critical Thinking Across the Disciplines

Current Subscriptions: $27/individual; $64/institutional for four issues.
Back issues beginning Vol XIV No 1: Single $7/$16; Four issues $27/$64.
(Inquiry began peer review of papers with the Autumn 1994 issue, Vol XIV No 1.)

Earlier issues as follows:
Sept '93 through May '94 (48 pp, four issues/academic year; Single $4/$8, Year $16/$32).
Sept '90 through May '93 (24 pp, eight issues/academic year; Single $2/$4, Year $16/$32).
Selected Reprints: a compilation of articles from Feb '88 through May '90 (72 pp, $10/$20).

 Inquiry orders should be placed through the:

Philosophy Documentation Center
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green Ohio, 43403
phone: (800) 444-2419
fax: (419) 372-6987
e-mail: Pam Swope -- pkswope@bgnet.bgsu.edu

Institute for Critical Thinking Conference Proceedings
 
1988: Critical Thinking: Language and Inquiry Across the Disciplines (518pp, $25).
1989: Critical Thinking: Focus on Social and Cultural Inquiry (559pp, $25).
1990: Critical Thinking: Focus on Science and Technology (537pp in 2 volumes, $35).
1991: Critical Thinking: Implications for Teaching and Teachers (363pp, $25).
1992: Critical Thinking as an Educational Ideal (410pp, $25).
1991: IDEA/Montclair Conference: Ethical Principles for Development: Needs, Capacities or Rights (236pp, $15).
1990: Conference on Critical Theory, Literature and Philosophy (59pp, $5).

 Resource Publications ($3 per copy of each item.)
 
Series I
I 1. Matthew Lipman. Critical Thinking: What Can It Be?
I 2. Richard Paul. Two Conflicting Theories of Knowledge, Learning and Literacy: The Didactic and the Critical.
I 3. Mark Weinstein. Integrating Thinking Skills into the Schools.
I 4. Barry K. Beyer. Hints for Improving the Teaching of Thinking in our Schools: A Baker’s Dozen.
I 5. Mark Weinstein. Reason and Critical Thinking.
I 6. Gregory Colomb. Disciplinary “Secrets” and the Apprentice Writer: The Lessons for Critical Thinking.
I 7. Mark Weinstein. Critical Thinking and Moral Education.

Series II
II 1. Harvey Siegel. Why Be Rational? On Thinking Critically About Critical Thinking.
II 2. F.H. van Eemeren and R. Grootendorst. Teaching Argumentation Analysis and Critical Thinking in the Netherlands.
II 3. Matthew Lipman. Misconceptions in Teaching for Critical Thinking.
II 4. Julia To-Dutka. Argument Analysis, Critical Thinking and Reading Comprehension.
II 5. Wendy Oxman and Nicholas Michelli. Project THISTLE: Thinking Skills in Teaching and Learning

Series III
III 1. Mark Weinstein. Critical Thinking and the Psycho-logic of Race Prejudice.
III 2. Leonore Langsdorf. Reasoning Across the Media: Visual, Verbal and Televisual Literacies.
III 3. Nicholas Michelli, Wendy Oxman, Robert Pines. Collaboration for Critical Thinking in Teacher Education.
III 4. Mark Weinstein. Informal Logic and Applied Epistemology. (preliminary version)

Series IV
IV 1. [superceded by Resource Publication V 5.]
IV 2. Mark Weinstein. Critical Thinking and Education for Democracy.
IV 3. David J. Townsend. Sentence and Discourse Processes in Skilled Comprehension.
IV 4. Ian Wright and Carol La Bar. Thinking Critically about Moral Questions.
IV 5. Wendy Oxman. Critical Thinking as Creativity.
IV 6. Peter Facione. Critical Thinking: A Statement of Expert Consensus for Purposes of Educational Assessment and Instruction.
IV 7. Wendy Oxman. Critical Thinking as "Critical Spirit."

Series V
V 1. Mark Weinstein. Educating for Development: Critical Thinking Across the Disciplines
V 2. Yehudi Webster. Critical Thinking and Multiculturalism: Are They Compatible?
V 3. Mark Weinstein. Informal Logic and Applied Epistemology. (final version)
V 4. Mark Weinstein. Critical Thinking: The Great Debate
V 5. Wendy Oxman. Critical Thinking as Mindful Learning. (second edition)
 

 Other Publications
 
Critical Thinking and The Media (Reprints from Institute Publications).
Wendy Oxman and Grover Furr, editors (163pp, $15).
Critical Thinking Lite. Cartoons by Wendy Oxman (31pp, $5).
 

 All orders, other than for Inquiry, should be sent, with payment, to:

The Institute for Critical Thinking
Montclair State University
Upper Montclair, NJ 07043.