Thank you! I figured it was time to learn what critical theory is, now that it is a bit of a buzzword out there. All other sources I tried were very unfriendly to someone with a background in the natural rather than social sciences. But this held back on the jargon and I finally have a bit of hope that I might one day get it.
Thank you, professor. This one is quite helpful. I'd like to ask a couple of questions. Can we use "mainstream theories" and "problem-solving theories" interchangeably? I'm asking this because there are some ontological differences b/w them. For example, classical realism as a mainstream theory is historical while the problem-solving theory is defined as ahistorical. So, I'm confused. Could you please clarify this?
Hi Professor! Thank you very much for your videos, they are really helpful. Could you please elaborate on how postpositivism and critical theory approaches ate related (if at all). Thank you!
If you want to become a useful idiot, don't just learn, BELEIVE in critical theory / Marxism. Develop a critical consciousness and you too can the newest form of fool, able to be discarded at a moment's notice.
For Cox, critical theories would include Marxist and most feminist approaches to international relations, while realism and liberalism would be examples of problem solving theories. Hope that helps!
Thank you professor! This video help me understand which are the critical theories goals.
it's really helpful and easy to understand, especially for a second languages learner
Very happy to hear it! Thanks Amanda.
This is so clearly illustrated and neatly outlined. Thank you for your work professor!
Glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for these podcasts.
Is it possible to apply critical theory on the exiting social order/existing power relations that wrongly believes that climate change is man made ?
so much useful. Thanks for your work Professor!
My pleasure. Thanks for watching!
Could you please make a video on patrimonial/neopatrimonial and modern states according to Max Weber?
That's a great suggestion. I'll see what I can do!
Thank you! I figured it was time to learn what critical theory is, now that it is a bit of a buzzword out there. All other sources I tried were very unfriendly to someone with a background in the natural rather than social sciences. But this held back on the jargon and I finally have a bit of hope that I might one day get it.
Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching.
Thank you, professor. This one is quite helpful. I'd like to ask a couple of questions. Can we use "mainstream theories" and "problem-solving theories" interchangeably? I'm asking this because there are some ontological differences b/w them. For example, classical realism as a mainstream theory is historical while the problem-solving theory is defined as ahistorical. So, I'm confused. Could you please clarify this?
@@NoahZerbe thank you for the explanation.
Hi Professor! Thank you very much for your videos, they are really helpful. Could you please elaborate on how postpositivism and critical theory approaches ate related (if at all). Thank you!
Thanks for this extremely informative presentation. Can you also tell about the relationship between critical theory and critical geopolitics?
I'm not sure I entirely understand your question. Can you please elaborate?
Could you make a video on the Frankfurt School? I can't seem to understand a word about it in my book or from any videos I find.
Thanks a lot Prof. Awesome indeed.🌟
Thank you a lot for this, i'm writing my thesis and i just needed a quick reminder, this worked really well for that!
Thank you so much!!
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interesting and thematically rendered . go on Prof.
thank you doctor
My pleasure. Thanks for watching!
If you want to become a useful idiot, don't just learn, BELEIVE in critical theory / Marxism. Develop a critical consciousness and you too can the newest form of fool, able to be discarded at a moment's notice.
Jesus...so many long sentences...is there any example of a vritical and a problem solving theory?
For Cox, critical theories would include Marxist and most feminist approaches to international relations, while realism and liberalism would be examples of problem solving theories. Hope that helps!
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