Critical thinking asks the appropriate questions

Author's name: M. Neil Brown - Stewart M. Kildar Publisher: Ru'ya for Publishing and Distribution Year of publication: 2019 Literary classification: Philosophy and Thought Brief about the book: Choosing this book was by no means an easy matter, neither because of the scarcity of writings on critical thinking nor because of its abundance. It was possible to rely on other books and texts, as we cannot claim that this is the best written in that specialization. The preference is relative, as it depends on the standards that have been applied and considered. The claim that there are better alternatives may only mean that different standards are available. However, we believe that according to the standards of comprehensiveness, covering the most important topics, simplicity in presentation, and the abundance of practical examples, we had no choice but to select what we did, at least based on our knowledge of the available works in this field. Therefore, there is a standard we did not adopt, and perhaps we are obliged to justify our abstention. The examples presented in the works are mostly derived from Western, specifically Anglo-Saxon, society, and they do not constitute the most important issues in our culture.