Codling, A. R. 　著

目次

Preface Chapter One: Introduction I. TCAL’s Aims II. Why is it Important to Have an Inquisitive Mind when Studying Law? III. Why Study Law at University? Part I: Thinking Critically about Law in Theory Chapter Two: What is ‘Critical Thinking’? I. What is ‘Thinking’? II. Why is it Important to Think ‘Critically’ About Law? III. Thinking Critically About Critical Thinking Chapter Three: What is ‘Law’? Thinking Critically About Legal Perspectives I. Legal Perspectives and The Study of Law II. Seven Key Legal Perspectives Part II: Thinking Critically about Law in Practice Chapter Four: Putting Critical Thinking Into Legal Practice I. The Critical Reading and Writing Process II. Thinking Critically in the Classroom III. Extra-Curricular Activities Chapter Five: Thinking Critically About Assessments I. Writing Critical Essays II. How to Think Critically About Exams III. Thinking Critically About Group Assessments Chapter Six: Thinking Critically in the Workplace and Beyond I. Thinking Ethically About Law II. Critical Thinking in the Workplace III. Critical Instincts Chapter Seven: Conclusion