Bourdieu s cultural capital theory
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Bourdieu’s concept of cultural capital as it is mediated through the education system is concerned with four essential determining elements: general cultural awareness, knowledge of the educational system, educational credentials, and – the resource which I shall focus on for the remainder of the paper – linguistic style and facility.
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Bourdieu’s theory illuminates the processes of popularization and legitimization; however, the manner in which the habitus of dominant agents transitions as a result of popularization is a contribution of this paper, and indicates the subversive role that long-term shifts in field-level capital configurations can have on dominant agents.
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The first is Pierre Bourdieu’s Field of Cultural Production which is about the social, cultural and economic capital, their production and their interdependency (Bourdieu 1993). The reasons for choosing Bourdieu’s theory is its relevance for different aspects of my main research questions which involve social, cultural and economic aspects.
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Cultural capital is also associated with Bourdieu's concept of social capital. Social capital is a network of connections people may accumulate. People are more likely to accumulate these connections and become a part of a network based on shared experience with others in the group, including possessing similar tastes, behaviors, dispositions ...
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Alice Sullivan (2001) has examined Bourdieu's theory further. She tried to measure the cultural capital in four comprehensives schools in England. She gave a questionnaire to Year 11 pupils to try and discover which books and newspapers they read and also which television programmes they watched.
Conceptualizing Taste in Celebrified Cultural Fields
Grounded theory complemented by existing conceptual frameworks including: Bourdieu’s concepts of social, symbolic and cultural capital and institutional habitus; Bernstein’s concepts of visible and invisible pedagogies and realisation and recognition rules Questionnaire Returns: Northern: 277: 23% . Midlands: 597: 49% . Southern: 292: 24%
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First, they refer to Bourdieu’s theory of cultural capital, which suggests that children of low social origin lack the kind of abilities valued at school because such abilities are transmitted by the family as a part of the socialization process: thus, children from higher social origin have an advantage because their parents have been longer ...
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Bourdieu’s theory of cultural capital as the main factor accounting for social inequalities in access to culture, and the corollary that education is the most effective means for reducing such inequalities, have had only limited impact on actual policy orientations, for the reasons we have shown in this paper.
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Oncini, F. and Guetto, R. (2017) ‘Determinants of dietary compliance among Italian children: Disentangling the effect of social origins using Bourdieu’s cultural capital theory’ Sociology of Health and Illness, 39 (1): 1-16. Available
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