Clever References to Critical Theory

Really it is entirely about story, though not in any sense that any of you seem familiar with. Do you know nothing of narratology? Where is Derridean "play" and excessiveness? Foucauldian limit-attitude? Lyotardian language-games? Lacanian Imaginaries? Where is the commitment to praxis, positioning Jamesonian nostalgia, and despair as well as Habermasian fears of irrationalism as panic discourses signaling the defeat of Enlightenment hegemony over cultural theory? But no: discourses on this site are hopelessly retrograde. Mama Anarchia

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Folksonomies: critical theory

Taxonomies:
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/law, govt and politics/politics (0.655853)
/health and fitness/sexuality (0.631284)

Concepts:
Culture (0.934980): dbpedia_resource
Jürgen Habermas (0.915082): dbpedia_resource
Jacques Lacan (0.907842): dbpedia_resource
Michel Foucault (0.907842): dbpedia_resource
Critical theory (0.879638): dbpedia_resource
Jacques Derrida (0.767065): dbpedia_resource
Postcolonialism (0.659411): dbpedia_resource
Social theory (0.649574): dbpedia_resource

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