Exam 3 (critical Theory) Flashcards

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What is the definition of “Critical” tradition?

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Discursive Reflexion

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What is the problem of “Critical” tradition?

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Hegemonic ideology; systematically distorted speech situation.

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What was the “Frankfurt School?”

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  • The Frankfurt School - critique of mass culture as capitalist domination
  • 1930-institute of social research, U, of Frankfurt, first Marxist academic institute.
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How has “Critical Theory” (tradition) changed?

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-Much critical theory today is not Marxist.
Still critiques forms of power that perpetuate injustice

-Emphasis has shifted from economics (capitalism) to sulture (sexism, racism, etc.)
Communication theory focuses on how

-discursive silence some voices and privilage others.

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Was the “Critical” tradition first created by Marxism?

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Yes

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How does Deetz “System” model incorporate “Critical” theory?

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Deetz’s system model

  - Uses cybernetics and phenomenology
  - How is critical theory incorporated?

Emphasizes open conversation

  - Need for questioning
  - Inclusive participation
  - Focus on issues of power- how systems           block genuine conversation.
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