Art of Clear Thinking, The

Flesch, Rudolf

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Langue : anglais

Edité par Barnes & Noble Books A Division of Harper & Row, Publishers, 1977

0064633691 / 9780064633697

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Light Creasing on Front, Rear Covers; Front, Rear Covers, Spine Lightly Chipped; Edges Lightly Soiled; Moderate Yellowing Due to Age. BOOK NUMBER: Everyday Handbooks EH 369. AUTHOR: Rudolf Flesch, Ph.D.; Author of The Art of Plain Talk and The Art of Readable Writing. COVER DESIGN: Frederick Charles. CONTENTS: Acknowledgments; 1 Robots, Apes, and You 1 Nerves and Thoughts 3 Do You See What I See? 4 Of Thingummies and Whatchamacallits 5 Danger! Language at Work 6 The Pursuit of Translation 7 First Aid for Word Trouble 8 The Rise and Fall of Formal Logic 9 How Not to be Bamboozled 10 Why Argue? 11 Legal Rules and Lively Cases 12 Enter a Bright Idea 13 How to Solve a Puzzle 14 Animal, Vegetable or Mineral 15 The More or Less Scientific Method 16 The Harnessing of Chance 17 How Not to Rack Your Brain 18 The Three R's--A Refresher Course 19 Thinking Begins at Home 20 The Mind from Nine to Five 21 Freedom from Error?; Appendix; Notes; Index. SYNOPSIS: This is a unique kind of psychological self-help book. In it Dr. Flesch has summarized for the general reader the relation of scientific findings to thinking and problem solving. Drawing from psychology, linguistics, anthropology, and mathematics, he has produced an expert guide to clear and constructive thinking. The book is packed with useful suggestions, including shortcuts to mathematics, a system for speedy note-taking, and tips on how to solve puzzles and problems. Moreover, it is written with zest and enthusiasm, continually delving into such fascinating matters as strange coincidences, romantic love, the differences between wit and humor, and the thinking processes of children, pollsters, Eskimos, computers, mystery writers, jurors, chimpanzees, and executives. Dr. Rudolf Flesch, called by Time magazine the "Mr. Fix-It of writing," is the author of a number of well-known books in the communications field. Among them are Why Johnny Can't Read, The ABC of Style, The Art of Plain Talk, The Art of Readable Writing, and Say What You Mean. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.…

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Titre
Art of Clear Thinking, The
Auteur
Flesch, Rudolf
Éditeur
Barnes & Noble Books A Division of Harper & Row, Publishers
Année de publication
1977
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Very Good
Reliure
Trade Paperback
Langue
anglais
ISBN à 10 chiffres
0064633691
ISBN à 13 chiffres
9780064633697
Édition
First Thus 5th Printing.
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