by Elizabeth K. Minnich (Editor), Michael Quinn Patton (Editor)
Minnich and Patton gather an eclectic cohort of thought-leaders to reflect on the importance and intricacies of thinking in their respective fields. Philosophically framed and interdisciplinary in approach, this illuminating book is designed to be supremely useful to readers from all backgrounds.
Author Biography
ELIZABETH K. MINNICH is Distinguished Fellow with the Association of American Colleges & Universities and a professor of moral philosophy at Queens University. Among her publications are The Evil of Banality: On the Life and Death Importance of Thinking and Transforming Knowledge, 2nd Edition. MICHAEL QUINN PATTON is former president of the American Evaluation Association and author of eight major evaluation research books. His most recent books are Principles-Focused Evaluation (2018), Facilitating Evaluation (2018) and Blue Marble Evaluation for Global Systems Change (2019).