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... habitus . In this sense , habitus can also be a collective phenomenon . The habitus al- lows an actor to make sense out of the social world , but the existence of a mul- titude of habitus means that the social world and its structures ...
... habitus . In this sense , habitus can also be a collective phenomenon . The habitus al- lows an actor to make sense out of the social world , but the existence of a mul- titude of habitus means that the social world and its structures ...
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... habitus and field . He sees this as operating in two main ways . On the one hand , the field conditions the habitus ; on the other , the habitus constitutes the field as something that is meaningful , that has sense and value , and that ...
... habitus and field . He sees this as operating in two main ways . On the one hand , the field conditions the habitus ; on the other , the habitus constitutes the field as something that is meaningful , that has sense and value , and that ...
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... habitus , the cultural preferences of the various groups within society ( especially classes and frac- tions of ... habitus . And these dispositions serve to unify classes , albeit unconsciously . To put it another way , taste is a ...
... habitus , the cultural preferences of the various groups within society ( especially classes and frac- tions of ... habitus . And these dispositions serve to unify classes , albeit unconsciously . To put it another way , taste is a ...
Contents
Classical Grand Theories | 13 |
Classical Theories of Everyday Life | 42 |
Contemporary Theoretical Portraits of the Social World 1755 | 75 |
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