How does this theory relate to sociology critically

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In the beginning three chapters of the book Critical Sociology by Steven M. Buechler, he discusses a deeper overview of the Frankfurt school of German critical theory. How does this theory relate to sociology critically? I'm having difficulty understanding it in today's terms.

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