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Origin of critical theory developed in 1920s Germany
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Influential thinker who critiqued capitalism and ideology
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Approach that challenges power and inequality
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Key Frankfurt School scholar known for cultural critique
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Scholar who helped develop critical theory
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Introduced the concept of the public sphere
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Critical theorist focusing on social critique
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Social psychologist linked to critical theory
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Cultural critic who contributed to media theory
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System of beliefs shaping how people think
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Economic system critiqued by critical theorists
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Ability to influence or control society
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Unequal distribution of resources and power
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Channels that may reflect dominant ideologies
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Lack of neutrality in communication messages
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Goal of freeing individuals from domination
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Aim to create social change
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Space for rational public discussion
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Culture that maintains dominance of ruling class
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Process of understanding messages
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Study of lived experiences
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Interpretation of meaning in texts
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Focus on human experience
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Scientific approach rejected by interpretive theory
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Outcome promoted by critical awareness
