Description: Contents Acknowledgments 1. Telescopes and Intelligence An Apple Cart Waiting to Be Upset Reconstructing the Universe Goddard's List The Revolution We Need An Evolutionary Double Bind Three Mindware Questions Isn't the Revolution Over Yet? The Affirmative Revolution PART I: IN SEARCH OF INTELLIGENCE 2. The Mind's Apple Falls A Number for the Mind Intelligent Behavior Visible Intelligence The Fundamental Experiment Inside the Mind's Apple 3. The Empire of IQ The One and Only Intelligence Fast Neurons Your Destiny Written in Your Genes Is IQ Fair? Intelligence as Essence 4. The Great IQ Roast Multiple Intelligences Changeable Intelligence Intelligence as Expertise Strategic Intelligence From Clarity to Chaos 5. True Intelligence Three Rival Theories The New Intelligence How the Three Dimensions Work Together The Prospects of Learnable Intelligence PART II: LEARNABLE INTELLIGENCE ON TRIAL 6. What's Wrong with My Neighbors' Thinking? If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It! The March of Folly John Wayne Reasoning Mindlessness A Study of Everyday Thinking A Sampler of Other Evidence My Thinking 7. The Intelligence Paradox Is the Paradox Real? Intelligence Traps The Pattern Machine Why Homer Thrives Why Homer Nods More Causes of Defaults in Thinking Hope for a Better Homer 8. Intelligence Can Be Taught Project Intelligence Reuven Feuerstein's Instrumental Enrichment Edward de Bono's CoRT Matthew Lipman's Philosophy for Children Teaching Content and Thinking Together Should We Be Satisfied? 9. The Great Debate Before the Fall: The Golden Age of General Strategies The Argument from Expertise The Argument from Weak Methods The Argument from Transfer The Case for Reflective Intelligence PART III: WHAT THE MIND IS MADE OF 10. The Right Stuff The Right Stuff Question Beyond Mental Strength Beyond Mental Processes Beyond Expertise How Experiential and Reflective Intelligence Relate 11. Mapping the Mindscape Mirrors of Mystery The Soul of Intelligence The Mind's Ladder The Shape of the Mindscape 12. How the Map Matters The Reaction Against g: Psychometric Boundaries Gardner's Multiple Intelligences: Neural and Social Boundaries Mike Anderson's Model: Boundaries Between Information Processing Mechanisms Feuerstein's Model: Boundaries Between Phases Baron's Search-Inference Framework: Boundaries from the Logic of Search Sternberg's Triarchic Theory of Intelligence: Boundaries from Context and Subtask Why Different Maps Are Different 13. Mindware and the Millennium The Evolution of Intelligence Distributed Intelligence Embracing Complexity Dialectical Thinking The Metacurriculum The Artificial Intelligence of Human Beings Notes References Index

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