The story unfolds: Ancient humans gathered around the nightly camp fire, huddled together to keep warm and then one guy told a story that scared the Begeezus out of the kids and a tradition was born. Sasquatch, also known as Bigfoot
What makes Bigfoot so special to survive in our imaginations and strike fear in the hearts of otherwise intrepid hikers and campers who dare trek far into the vast hinterlands of the Pacific Northwest and Canada?
Is Bigfoot just another Boogieman or is there really a wild, smelly, gigantic apelike creature lurking in the shadows waiting to create havoc upon campgrounds and lay waste to innocent intruders?
Can the process of Bigfoot Critical Theories answer these questions?
The purpose of Critical Bigfoot Theory is to provide a guideline to critical thought. Critical thinking helps individuals develop questions to ask when one is confronted by outrageous claims.
CBT explores methods of research and asks questions to trigger critical thinking.
The goal of Critical Bigfoot Theory is not to convince a reader whether Bigfoot is real or not but to introduce the skills necessary to think and reason critically about whether such a creature could exist and learn to apply these questioning skills to any subject at hand.
The author currently resides in the Pacific Northwest, near Jedediah State park, California, aka Bigfoot country, where legends and myths blend seamlessly with marketing and commerce and Bigfoot looms everywhere.
