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A Dictionary Of Critical Theory is a book of high standard which includes over 1000 accurate entries, covering all aspects of Critical Theory. The entries distinctly elucidate the complexities of the speculative topics of gender studies and literary theory, the methods of psychological therapies,  structuralism, postmodernism, hermeneutics, and Marxism. The entries are up-to-date and contain relevant supplementary information wherever suitable. The edition also provides reference web links which are available through the Dictionary Of Critical Theory companion website, which are verified at regular intervals and kept in accordance with the current events. This intellectual A-Z dictionary is highly substantial for any student who requires to gain knowledge about the study of theory. Ian Buchanan, born in 1969, is a philosopher and a cultural theorist from Australia. He received his doctorate from Murdoch University. He also taught critical theory at the University Of Western Australia on a one year contract.