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Philosophy & critical thinking

Learn to identify an argument, examine its premises, and discuss disagreement with clarity and respect.

An open notebook for recording ideas
Lessons
2 text lessons
Video lectures
None in this sample
Cost
Free
Certificate
Not awarded for this sample

What will you learn?

  • Identify an argument’s premises and conclusion.
  • Distinguish validity from truth of premises.
  • Evaluate an idea without attacking its author.

Lessons

  1. How do we identify an argument?
  2. Evidence and respectful disagreement
Do I need prior knowledge or a computer?

A willingness to ask questions and reconsider; no philosophy background required.

Works on a phone. A laptop or desktop is recommended for practice when available.

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Proposed format for full courses

This is a proposed full-course format, not a current enrollment offer. The free sample above does not include these services.

  • Enroll at any time once the course opens for enrollment.
  • One year of access from enrollment activation.
  • Video lectures with Arabic subtitles; the count stated before enrollment.
  • Assessments and a final project with published passing requirements.
  • A Polaris Certificate of Completion after meeting the course requirements.

Licensed content, lecture count, fees, and support scope will be specified before enrollment. A Polaris certificate is independent, not a credential from a source university or a professional license.