There are tons of theoretical frameworks to approach and understand art, but at a certain point in time you are confronted with the individuality of a piece and the necessity for interpretation thereof (Free De Backer & Sven Vanderstichelen) Lees verder The ever-changing unknown

Critical thinking reveals the difference between an apparent logical correlation and a true causal relation. In that sense, it goes against the general notion of what people call ‘common sense’. Which is never a good yardstick for legal decisions or policy measures. You just cannot state that when someone does something illegal or commits a crime you have to incarcerate that person by definition since you simply cannot generalise. Lees verder Sonja Snacken: difference between apparent logic and causal relation

Carmen Mazijn was a student and student council representative, and she was invited to share her thoughts on critical thinking, in our e-book which can be downloaded on… Lees verder Alumni in the spotlight: Carmen Mazijn

Jonathan Holslag, professor in political sciences reflects on critical thinking.

Nothing is as detrimental as holding on to one philosophy, theory or ideology, and run around in circles like a mountain goat tied to a post. Lees verder Jonathan Holslag : Critical thinking

contribution of Luckas Vander Taelen, from the e-book on critical thinking Lees verder Critical thinking : Unbiased start

On the independence of researcher, in a series of contributions on critical thinking. Lees verder Claudia Spits : Tunnel vision