Bourdieu

Question 1

Objectivism and subjectivism

Answer 1

We understand and construct a vision of our world (subjectivism) but that takes place within structures (objectivism)

Question 2

Field

Answer 2

A structure of positions and relationships of these positions organized around types of capital – an arena of struggle

Question 3

Habitus

Answer 3

Embodied history, the ways we think, act, and feel, creates a range of possibilities for us forms from this habitus history, where we are rooted.

It pre-disposes us but does not pre-determine us.

Question 4

Hexis

Answer 4

The physical manifestation of our habitus, i.e the way we dress, walk, etc.

Question 5

Habitus Cleavé

Answer 5

A transformation one goes through, discomfort, imposter syndrome, etc. i.e. an immigration experience

Question 6

Three kinds of capital

Answer 6

Bourdieu

Social capital - networks

Cultural capital - institutions and resources, knowledge sets and understandings based on circumstance and culture

Economic capital - money

Symbolic capital - manifests in reputation, signaling

Question 7

Doxa/doxic attitude

Answer 7

The rules of the game, ideologies, rules of the field etc. – by participating in the field, we become bearers of a doxic attitude

Question 8

Symbolic power

Answer 8

A way of understanding how power is projected

Question 9

Panofsky

Answer 9

Scientific capitalism - symbolic capital within the sciences

Production of knowledge as a process for the production of symbolic capital and symbolic power

Academia is organized in the pursuit of cultural and symbolic value which will hopefully be translated into your economic value