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Habitus and fieldn / Pierre Bourdieu ; translated by Peter Collier.
Van Pelt Library HM578.F8 B68213 2019
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Bourdieu, Pierre, 1930-2002, author.
- Series:
- General sociology ; volume 2.
- General sociology ; volume 2
- Standardized Title:
- Sociologie générale. Volume 1. Cours au Collége de France (1981-1983). English
- Language:
- English
- French
- Subjects (All):
- Sociology--Study and teaching (Higher)--France.
- Sociology.
- Habitus (Sociology).
- Sociology--Study and teaching (Higher).
- France.
- Physical Description:
- x, 410 pages : illlustrations ; 24 cm.
- Place of Publication:
- Cambridge, UK ; Medford, MA : Polity Press, [2019]
- Contents:
- Lecture of 5 October 1982 p. 1
- The retrospective illusion and the unreality of theory in research
- A work of axiomatisation
- Scientific concepts
- The fundamental questions
- Realist definition and interactionist definition
- Metaphysical requirements for sociology
- Iron filings
- Lecture of 12 October 1982 p. 23
- The double life of the social
- The process of objectification and incorporation of the social
- Moving beyond the opposition between subjectivism and objectivism
- Scholarly understanding and practical understanding
- The examples of reading and the work of art
- Programme Of future lectures and questions from the audience
- Lecture of 19 October 1982 p. 47
- Sense without consciousness
- The mechanistic error and the intellectualist error
- The temptation of the sociologist as king
- Intellectual obstacles to the knowledge of the gnoseologia inferior
- The habitus as orthè doxa
- Lecture of 2 November 1982 p. 71
- Positions and dispositions
- The two states of history
- A feel for the game
- Practical knowledge
- Investment in the game and illusio
- Affective transference of the domestic libido and conformism
- Critique of the economic discourse
- The economic conditions of economic practices
- Lecture of 9 November 1982 p. 100
- Habituality in Husserl
- Decision theory in economics
- Escaping mechanism and purposiveness
- The theory of the machine
- The ontological power of language
- Popular culture and popular language
- Marxist teleology
- The reification and personification of the collective
- The solution of the habitus
- Lecture of 16 November 1982 p. 127
- The adaptation of expectation to opportunity
- Avoiding purposiveness
- Interiorising the social
- Incorporating necessity
- Rites of institution
- The call to order: the example of the relation of the family to the school
- Social relations in the enquiry relationship
- Surreptitious persuasion, symbolic violence
- The paradox of continuity
- Critique of the scholarly relation
- Lecture of 23 November 1982 p. 152
- A double-voiced discourse
- Looking scholarly
- Where is the sociologist coming from?
- Sociology in the space of disciplines
- The unconscious structures of the hierarchy of disciplines
- Philosophy/sociology/history
- Epistemological struggles, social struggles
- Finding out what sociology does
- Lecture of 30 November 1982 p. 176
- Sociology as taking liberty/liberties
- Positions, dispositions and stances
- Sociological bodies and academic styles
- Positions attained and positions in the making
- Mental structures and objective structures
- Transformations of the field: the case of the university system
- The refraction of external constraints
- Strategies of struggle
- The boundaries of the field
- The intellectual field
- Lecture of 7 December 1982 p. 203
- The structural mode of thinking
- From symbolic systems to social relations
- Parenthesis on the genesis of a corpus of knowledge
- The field of forces and the field of struggles
- Thinking a social position
- How do we construct a relational space?
- The distribution of capital and the different structures
- The inter-fields
- Return to the structure of the distribution of capital
- The interdependence of field and capital
- The major kinds of capital
- Conversion of the kinds of capital
- Lecture of 14 December 1982 p. 233
- A manner of thinking
- The field and the statistical aggregate
- The concept of the field 1): theoretical itinerary
- The concept of the field 2): practical itinerary
- Field and milieu
- Field and interaction
- Field and network
- Field and positions
- Field and representation of the situation
- The space of objective relations and the space of interactions
- Field, group, population, individual
- Representations and practical sense
- Homologies between fields
- Lecture of 11 January 1983 p. 260
- Physicalism and semiologism
- Structure as crystallised history
- Roulette and poker
- The alternatives of income or trade
- Amor fati
- The fertile terrain of the literary field
- Art versus method: charismatic ideology and 'sociology of literature'
- The field as mediation
- Literary field and intertextuality
- A chiasmatic structure
- Automation, hierarchisation, institutionalisation
- The intellectual in the field of cultural production
- Lecture of 18 January 1983 p. 289
- The world upside down
- Field of power and field of cultural production
- Conservative intellectuals
- The law of symbolic legitimation
- Return to the struggles within the field of cultural production
- The genesis of the invariants
- The adaptation of offer to demand through homology of structure
- The conquest of autonomy
- The hierarchy of productions and the hierarchy of publics
- Lecture of 25 January 1983 p. 315
- The economic logic of cultural enterprises
- The truth of practice
- The deferred profits of disinterestedness
- The ambivalent profits of the market
- The subversion of the rules of the field
- Time-scales and "personalities'
- Clients and rivals: the mediation of the education system
- Generations and revolutions
- Modes of ageing and eternalisation
- Overthrowing for the sake of overthrowing
- Orientating the self in the space of possibilities
- Trajectory and habitus
- The impious dismantling of the fiction.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 9781509526697
- 1509526692
- OCLC:
- 1098230340
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