Write to Think: Cultivating Human Thought in an AI World (Sample Chapter)

Sean Morey

We are living in a moment of seismic shift in how we write, think, research, and communicate. Within the span of just a few years, Gen-AI tools—such as ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and other large language models—have gone from novelty to ubiquity in both professional and academic contexts. Write to Think: Cultivating Human Thought in an AI World is designed precisely for this moment. It argues a fundamental principle: writing is not simply the expression of what you already know–writing is how you come to know. In a landscape of rapid technological change, where AI can generate text instantly but cannot engage in critical self-reflection, ethical reasoning, or deep rhetorical decision-making, we must equip students to use AI as a partner, not a substitute, in thinking and writing.

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Table of Contents for Write to Think: Cultivating Human Thought in an AI World (Sample Chapter)

  • Front Matter
  • Chapter 4: Invention and Inquiry in the Age of AI
  • Chapter 4: Activities
  • Chapter 4: Writing Labs
  • Chapter 4: Essay Prompts