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clogic-191871	Gimenez, Martha	George Snedeker, The Politics of Critical Theory: Language/Discourse/Society. University Press of America, 2004, 126 pages.	2019	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1282	32	20	I brought up these ideas, however, to locate The Politics of Critical Theory in the present academic context and highlight what I see as its main contributions: to break the relative silence about critical theory that has characterized the teaching of social science theory since the 1960s, to illuminate its enduring theoretical and political relevance and last, but not least, to make this rich theoretical heritage accessible to students. Oliver Cox After the social movements that energized the social sciences literature in the second half of the 20th century died down, sociological theory returned to its established tracks: the study of the classics (Marx, Weber and Durkheim) and the moderns (a heterogeneous mix of grand theory a la Talcott Parsons, middle ground and micro level theories).	cache/clogic-191871.pdf	txt/clogic-191871.txt