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Pierre Bourdieu · 1990
A foundational work in sociology and anthropology that develops Bourdieu's theory of practice, habitus, and symbolic capital through critique of theoretical reason and analysis of practical logics in Kabyle society. The work reconciles scientific and ethical intentions in social research, drawing on structural methodology to understand ritual, kinship, and social reproduction.
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Social life runs on embodied dispositions—habitus—that reproduce class and gender order below the threshold of conscious intention.
embodiment
practices objectively harmonized without any calculation or conscious reference to a norm and mutually adjusted in the absence of any direct interaction
LP-RC-082a man of honour must eat neither too quickly, with greed or gluttony, nor too slowly—either way is a concession to nature
LP-RC-097the division of sexual labour… is the basis of the division of the world, the most solidly established of all collective—that is, objective—illusions
LP-RC-203obedience-and-authority
symbolic violence, gentle, invisible violence, unrecognized as such, chosen as much as undergone, that of trust, obligation, personal loyalty, hospitality, gifts
LP-RC-182the motor of the whole dialectic of challenge and riposte, gift and counter-gift, is not an abstract axiomatic
LP-RC-149ambition-and-status
drawing up a comprehensive balance-sheet of symbolic profits… to grasp the economic rationality of conduct which economism dismisses as absurd
LP-RC-172Illuminates
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