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The Penguin Dictionary of Critical Theory

An essential resource for understanding critical theory

David Macey author

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Penguin Books Ltd

Published:30th Aug '01

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This authoritative dictionary offers a clear introduction to critical theory, making it an essential resource for students and scholars. The Penguin Dictionary of Critical Theory simplifies complex concepts.

Navigating the vast landscape of critical theory can often feel overwhelming, especially for those new to the field. The Penguin Dictionary of Critical Theory serves as a comprehensive guide, demystifying complex concepts and providing clarity on various theories and their key proponents. This dictionary is not just a collection of definitions; it offers insightful explanations that are accessible to students and scholars alike.

In The Penguin Dictionary of Critical Theory, readers will find a wealth of information that spans a wide array of topics within critical theory. From foundational theorists to contemporary thinkers, the dictionary covers essential terms and ideas that shape the discourse. Each entry is crafted to provide context and understanding, making it an invaluable resource for anyone looking to deepen their knowledge of critical theory.

This acclaimed work stands out as an authoritative reference, making it an essential addition to the library of both students and educators. Whether you are writing a paper, preparing for a class discussion, or simply looking to expand your understanding of critical theory, The Penguin Dictionary of Critical Theory is a reliable companion that will enhance your academic journey.

'extremely good...Bravo!' Professor Jonathan Culler 'This is an unusual instance of an academic reference book that I do believe doubles quite effectively as a textbook for students and I would recommend it unreservedly to anyone with an interest in theoretical matters, or just in the history of ideas.' Dr Duncan Wu, University of Cambridge

ISBN: 9780140513691

Dimensions: 198mm x 129mm x 21mm

Weight: 340g

496 pages