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Philosophy: Philosophical analysis

Philosophy and Critical Thinking
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The course teaches how to think with clarity and rigour; how to identify, analyse and construct cogent arguments and how to think of solutions to the central problems of philosophy.

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University of Queensland

Instructor: Deborah Brown
Provided by: edX
Course language: English
Fees: free course
Level: beginner
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Format: MOOC/online course
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