Jumia Books Being Logical: A Guide to Good Thinking by D. Q. McInerny

Being Logical by D. Q. McInerny is a compact yet powerful manual for anyone seeking to improve their reasoning and decision-making skills. Drawing on classical logic and modern examples, McInerny offers a clear and accessible framework for thinking more effectively—whether you're solving problems, making arguments, or navigating complex conversations.

This guide is ideal for students, professionals, and lifelong learners who want to avoid common pitfalls in reasoning and communicate with greater precision. McInerny distills centuries of philosophical insight into practical advice that can be applied in daily life, academic work, and professional settings.

Key topics covered include:

The structure and principles of logical thought

How to identify and avoid logical fallacies

The importance of clarity, consistency, and relevance in argumentation

Techniques for evaluating evidence and drawing sound conclusions

How to cultivate intellectual discipline and humility

McInerny’s tone is both instructive and encouraging, making abstract concepts feel approachable. He emphasizes that good thinking is not just a skill—it’s a habit that can be cultivated through practice and reflection. The book’s minimalist design and symbolic cover reinforce its message: logic is elegant, flexible, and essential.

This book is especially valuable for:

Students preparing for exams or writing essays

Professionals in law, science, business, and education

East African educators and thinkers promoting critical thinking in schools and communities

French-speaking audiences seeking a translated or adapted version for philosophical literacy

Being Logical is more than a guide—it’s a lifelong companion for anyone committed to thinking well and living wisely.