The Routledge Companion to Bourdieu's 'Distinction'

ISBN-13: 9780367868888 / Angielski / Miękka / 2019 / 326 str.

Philippe Coulangeon; Julien Duval

Opis

This edited collection explores the exceptional international influence of Pierre Bourdieu's classical book Distinction in contemporary Social Sciences. Including contributions from contemporary sociologists from various countries, it sketches the genesis and career of the book, both in France and abroad, and illustrates its continuing in

Spis treści

Introduction: From Distinction to distinction studies  Part 1: The genesis and career of Distinction  1. Elements for the history of a research: Constructing social space, from «anatomie du goût» to «Distinction» by Monique de Saint-Martin  2. The international career of "Distinction"  3. The intellectual reception of Bourdieu in Australian social sciences and humanities  Part 2: The legacy of Distinction in France  4. From « petit-bourgeois » to « petits-moyens », an invitation to explore short-range upward social mobility  5. Cultural intermediaries: reproduction strategies, resistance to social downgrading and self-fulfilment  6. Continuity and change: Cinematographic tastes in France  7. Culture at the individual level: Questioning the transferability of the habitus dispositions  8. Cultural distinction and material consumption  Part 3: Variations on Distinction  9. The Swedish social space of 1990: Investigating its structure and history  10. Constructing social spaces: Scandinavian experiences  11. Cultural Distinctions in an Egalitarian Society  12. Bourdieu's space revisited: The social structuring of lifestyles in Flanders (Belgium)  13. A carnal critique of the judgment of taste: Corpulence, class bodies and symbolic violence  14. The Australian space of lifestyles in comparative perspective  15. The space of cultural practices in Mexico  16. Emerging forms of cultural capital

O autorze

Philippe Coulangeon is senior researcher at the CNRS. His areas of interest include sociology of culture, lifestyles and consumption, social stratification and class relations. He has published several papers and books in French and English, mainly about change and continuity in cultural inequalities

Julien Duval is junior researcher at the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS), where he is a member of the European Center for Sociology and Political Science, Paris. His publications in French deal with economic journalism, cinema, Welfare state and correspondence analysis. He has published in English "Economic journalism in France" in Rodney Benson and Erik Neveu (eds), Bourdieu and the Journalistic Field, Cambridge, Polity, 2005 and "A Heuristic Tool", in Mathieu Hilgers and Eric Mangez (eds), Bourdieu’s Theory of Social Field, London, Routlege, 2014