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The Routledge Companion to Critical Theory

	The Routledge Companion To Critical Theory by Simon Malpa
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The Routledge Companion to Critical Theory is an indispensable aid for anyone approaching this exciting field of study for the first time.

By exploring ideas from a diverse range of disciplines, a theorya (TM) encourages us to develop a deeper understanding of how we approach the written word. This book defines what is generically referred to as a critical theorya (TM), and guides readers through some of the most complex and fundamental concepts in the field, ranging from Historicism to Postmodernism, from Psychoanalytic Criticism to Race and Postcoloniality.

Fully cross referenced throughout, the book encompasses manageable introductions to important ideas followed by a dictionary of terms and thinkers which students are likely to encounter. Further reading is offered to guide students to crucial primary essays and introductory chapters on each concept. ISBN

Pages : 260

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The Routledge Companion To Critical Theory

by Simon Malpa