"The Frankfurt School and its breakthroughs in sociology and within Critical Theory were incredibly impactful. With the help of these six individuals and their colleagues, more than one hundred years

Today - April 27th - marks the 85th anniversary of the death of the early-20th-century Italian Marxist politician and linguist Antonio Gramsci. Gramsci’s divergence from Classical Marxism was nothing short

Some thoughts about religion, money, and government from my reading of Russian Anarchist thinker Mikhail Bakunin. Listen if you enjoy philosophy, political theory, theology, anarchism, and economics.

I wrote these because of the crippling anxiety I've been feeling the past couple of years when it comes to creatively expressing myself. Why? Because social justice as conceived by the identity marxists

Horkheimer and Adorno fled Hitler only to hit the mass market commodification tyranny of 50s America. In the 80s children scratched their head how Hitler could be so nasty as the Cold War ran down but

Through critical theory (a social theory focusing on critiquing and changing society), Horkheimer "attempted to revitalize radical social, and cultural criticism" and discussed authoritarianism,

In his 1977 article called “An Image of Africa,” Chinua Achebe, who is a scholar of African literature, addresses the Western assumption that the West embodies the ideal cultural standard while all other

AH 306: Contemporary Issues in Art Fall 2009 Christina Schmid Zack Goulet Reading Response/Summary: Relational Aesthetics Relational Aesthetics is a new form of art where the medium is people and the form

I thought it was very thought provoking, albeit a bit scary. What do you think? Should we be concerned about this new coming of critical theory, and cultural marxism? This is not something I would normally

This article will touch on past & present Globalization in order to justify a future without Corporate control, and how it can be achieved through Decentralized Networking. Globalization and its ugly