Critical Theory

This audiobook provides an accessible overview of critical theory, tracing its origins in the 1920s Frankfurt School and exploring key thinkers and texts that shape the tradition. It discusses core concepts such as alienation, culture industry, and utopia, highlighting their relevance to understanding societal issues and potential for change. The updated edition also addresses contemporary challenges, including the rise of right-wing politics and neo-fascist movements, offering new insights into the field's ongoing evolution.