Rob Stones’s monograph on this theory argues that its “strong” version can tackle in situ case studies like an analysis of “instability and contingency” in Ibsen’s A Doll’s House. A critique of this theory in John B. Thompson’s Studies in the Theory of Ideology argues that it fails to justify an implied “criterion of importance” for rules. This theory’s formulator advocated analyzing “strategic conduct” instead of institutions to acknowledge a dialectic of control and the knowledgeability of individuals. The dimensions of (*) signification, legitimation, and domination characterize one of this theory’s central concepts, which exists in “duality” with agency per 1984’s (10[1])The Constitution of Society. (-5[1])For 10 points, Anthony Giddens (10[1])created what (10[2])sociological (-5[1])theory, whose name is a neologism that recalls Claude Lévi-Strauss’s school of thought? ■END■ (10[1]0[5])