#Logical Thinking
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10 Books on Thinking and Intellectual Productivity for Engineers
A reading list of 10 books to sharpen an engineer's thinking and intellectual productivity: problem solving, logical thinking and communication, abstraction, and how to learn. Each entry links to its full review.
Introduction to Thinking and Writing Techniques: Practical Logical Thinking Methods for Japanese
A review of Introduction to Thinking and Writing Techniques. An introductory book that explains techniques for thinking and communicating logically, tailored to Japanese writing. It helps you acquire the basics of logical and critical thinking in a practical form.
A Book to Train Your Programming Mind
A review of A Book to Train Your Programming Mind. Using arithmetic as material, it trains the kind of thinking that leads into programming. Its content is gentle and suits those first encountering computational thinking; it may feel light for adults, but it lets you check the basics of thought.
Is the Light On? The Human Science of Problem Discovery
A review of Are Your Lights On? A classic that, through memorable anecdotes, argues the core idea that problems are harder to find than to solve. It reminds you of something obvious yet easily forgotten: the importance of identifying the right problem.
Globis MBA Critical Thinking
A review of Globis MBA Critical Thinking. A book for learning critical thinking practically, through plenty of exercises. By working through problems, you build the basics of reasoning logically and drawing well-structured conclusions.
Logical Thinking
A review of Logical Thinking. A book for learning the basics of logical and critical thinking. The thinking skills it builds apply broadly, and although it is an older book, it is one you will want to keep on your shelf as a textbook.