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An In-Depth Look at the History and Philosophy of Critical Theory from a Gospel Perspective
Critical theory was born over a century ago. Created to foster social transformation, this emerging theory would soon influence universities, politics, and pop culture across the globe and spark tense debates between groups across the sociopolitical spectrum. But what exactly lies at the heart of critical theory, and how should Christians engage with this controversial perspective? To answer these questions, we must examine the history, philosophy, and ideas of the thinkers who shaped its development.
This book offers a balanced and thoughtful analysis of the core principles and implications of critical theory, as well as the published works of its key philosophers and their views concerning biblical themes, including creation and reality; sin and the human dilemma; and redemption, history, and eschatology. Through his concise Christian perspective, Bradley G. Green helps readers articulate what critical theory is—a view of human nature in opposition to the gospel narrative.
Analytical: Uses a dispassionate tone to examine the history and key components of critical theory
Examines Critical Theory's Major Thinkers: Walter Benjamin, Theodor W. Adorno, and Jürgen Habermas
Christian Perspective: Examines topics including creation and reality; sin and the human dilemma; and redemption, history, and eschatology
Thoughtful: Perfect for Christian college students, pastors, and readers interested in other works on critical theory
Contents
Introduction
Section I: Whither Critical Theory?
Chapter 1: Critical Theory—A Brief History
Section II: Understanding and Engaging Critical Theory
Chapter 2: Creation and Reality in Critical Theory
An Exposition and Engagement with Critical Theory
Critical Theory Today? From the Older Critical Theory to Hyper Race-Consciousness
Critical Theory's Understanding of Creation and Reality—A Christian Critique
Chapter 3: Sin and the Human Dilemma in Critical Theory
An Exposition and Engagement with Critical Theory
Critical Theory Today? From the Older Critical Theory to Contemporary Educational Theory
Critical Theory's Understanding of Sin and the Human Dilemma—A Christian Critique
Chapter 4: Redemption, History, and Eschatology in Critical Theory
An Exposition and Engagement with Critical Theory
Critical Theory Today? From the Older Critical Theory to the Sexual Revolution
Critical Theory's Understanding of Redemption, History, and Eschatology—A Christian Critique
Chapter 5: Critical Theory and the Contemporary Anti-"Hate Speech" Movement: The Influence of Critical Theory Today, One More Time
Chapter 6: Theological Reflections
Conclusion
