Critical thinking

Critical thinking, defined in its simplest terms as the ability to independently assess a particular problem, is a key skill in everyday life. From this perspective, it's incredible how little attention is paid to it in our public discourse and domestic literature. In this monograph, the author gradually explains the importance of critical thinking, its individual pillars, the phenomena that influence critical thinking, flaws in argumentation, and provides a basic guide on how to apply critical thinking in practice. The publication is factual and didactic, yet it does not claim to be exhaustive. All the theses presented are linked to literary references at the end of the book, where the reader can find further sources for study.