Critical theory in accounting is based on the mass view of Jeremy Bentham

Critical theory is an intellectual-philosophical movement that seeks to critique society and culture throughout the social sciences and humanities. Which has two completely different meanings with different roots. One is rooted in sociology and the other is rooted in literary criticism; It takes a look at futurism and futurism and tries to combine these two positivist and interpretive currents of thought; by going through this dichotomy in structure, a broad administration is created in the path of actors' participation in social evolution. Critical theory is influenced by the concepts of poststructuralist and postmodern theory.
The present study examines the concept of critical theory and deals in particular with its impact on accounting in the form of a library study. This research, which is based on the library structure, is based on our reading of existing writings on accounting and other scholars' views on the writings of the philosopher and proponent of the Jeremy Bentham Reform Movement (1748-1832). Bentham believed that accounting transparency promotes social progress and well-being, which is worth studying, and by focusing on social affairs, it promotes the possibility of open mindedness and transparency; transparency is the most important principle of oversight. A critical look has been made at the subject.