👉 The "argued fluid" is a concept in critical theory, particularly within the Frankfurt School's thought, which posits that social and cultural phenomena are not fixed or static but rather dynamic, constantly shifting through ongoing debates, struggles, and power relations. This fluidity arises from the interplay of diverse perspectives, interests, and discourses, where no single viewpoint or ideology can dominate indefinitely. Instead, social structures and cultural norms are perpetually negotiated and contested, leading to a fluid landscape of meaning and power. This perspective challenges essentialist views of identity, culture, and society, emphasizing the importance of understanding these processes as dynamic and historically contingent.
