Defining Critical Theories: Marxism, Feminism, Black Criticism

Definition of Critical Theories
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Definition of Critical Theories
Marxism
Marxism is a critical theory based on the idea that people in the society should belong to no social classifications. Hence they are all equal in terms of social status. This ideology emphasizes the rationale behind equality and diversity and supports the promotion of the eradication of social classes to lean towards communism, as well as eliminate capitalism.
Feminism
Feminism is a theory based on the idea of the elimination of gender inequalities. Despite a common misconception that feminism serves to promote female agendas and movements, feminism aims to understand the society in a different light, away from the everyday patriarchal view society places itself in and follows.
Black Criticism
Black Criticism—or African-American Criticism—is a theory that encompasses the history of African-America...