logic

An introduction to the role of critical thinking in ethics that outlines how to understand and evaluate ethical arguments, how to make well-reasoned decisions, and how to think fairly about and discuss ethical issues.

In these cautionary tales of greedy gamblers, reckless businessmen, and ruthless con men, Sherlock Holmes uses his deep understanding of probability, statistics, decision theory, and game theory to solve crimes and protect the innocent.

Five little fiends steal pieces of the world to admire, but give them back when they realize the beauty comes from being connected.

Puzzles for a small group of people. One person knows the answer and the others ask questions to find the answer.

Challenges readers to solve several "whodunits" by selecting, analyzing, and logically organizing the details of each of the stories included.

Chronicles the history of the Venn diagram, describes versions created by Lewis Carroll, Winston Churchill, and others, and discusses its potential evolution.

Text and cartoon illustrations follow the historical development of logic, explaining the symbols and methods involved and the philosophical issues surrounding it.

An introduction to philosophical paradoxes that contains puzzles of logic and reasoning on topics such as God, ethics, political philosophy, space, and time.

"Offers intriguing either/or questions and content on survival skills and situations to encourage critical thinking and debate"--Provided by publisher.

Activities, projects, and games introduce the concepts of logic, probability, graphic analysis, and problem solving.