Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose
volume Number 17، number In Volume 6، September 2024 ، issue Number 100

Criticism of the book of chivalry by Henry Carbon based on the components of critical thinking

Seyedah Najmeh Hosseini , Nematoleh Iranzadeh (Author in Charge), Fereshte Nabati

Abstract

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: The book of chivalry by Henry Carbone is a collection of analysis and review of seven fatut letters, which include customs related to chivalry, moral teachings and practical wisdom. The author has a special attitude in this book and proves his theory with successive arguments.

METHODOLOGY: This article aims to identify the author"s research method by examining the style of discussion and how the author"s arguments are. In the direction of this identification, first the main statement that the author tried to prove was identified. Then the related arguments were extracted and evaluated based on the components of critical thinking.

FINDINGS: Findings: Among the components of critical thinking, the most important features of Carbone"s arguments and his definitions are clarity, communication and breadth of opinion.

CONCLUSION: The result obtained from this research is that before entering the discussion, Karbon first defines the concepts and terms used. Then, by stating the premises, he builds his argument and finally summarizes his argument with a few short and clear sentences.

Keyword
Henry Carbone , tAyeene javanmardi , critical thinking , research method , reasoning

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