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布赫迪厄社會學的第一課

By 朋尼維茲, 孫智綺 (Translator), 尉遲秀 (Reader), 林志明 (Reader)

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| Paperback | 9789574699216

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布赫迪厄是法國當代社會學的重量級人物。本書以淺顯易懂的論述，完整介紹布赫迪厄社會學體系的內涵。首先討論布赫迪厄的社會學特點, 例如習態（habitus），區異（distinction），品味，社會的再生產等觀念，以及影響他社會學方法和概念的歷史背景及理論背景。接著試圖去了解他那些用來描述及解釋社會運作邏輯和行動者行動的主要概念。

最後由“布赫迪厄派”的作者們，以有關文化，學校以及其他主題的研究，來驗證或修改布赫迪厄的假設及方法的正確性。本書能幫助讀者在進入布赫迪厄深奧厚重的原典之前，先獲致一初步而清楚的整體概念，是一本立論嚴謹的初階入門書。

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this is a clear introductory book for readers who want to catch French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu's central concepts. the author first compares the different theoretical approaches between Bourdieu and Marx and Weber. Yet he argues that Bourdieu combines the insights from Durhkeim's social fact, Ma ... (continue)

this is a clear introductory book for readers who want to catch French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu's central concepts. the author first compares the different theoretical approaches between Bourdieu and Marx and Weber. Yet he argues that Bourdieu combines the insights from Durhkeim's social fact, Marx's social classes and domination, and Weber's classes and legitimacy. the chapters give fine discussions and examples of his concepts, such as field, habitus, distinction, various capitals, and how they work in social reproduction. the book give me a sharp view to re-think the role of family, school, and everyday life (e.g., movies, books, music that we "enjoy") plays in the process of class formation and internalization of these habitus and cultures.

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this is a clear introductory book for readers who want to catch French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu's central concepts. the author first compares the different theoretical approaches between Bourdieu and Marx and Weber. Yet he argues that Bourdieu combines the insights from Durhkeim's social fact, Ma ... (continue)

this is a clear introductory book for readers who want to catch French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu's central concepts. the author first compares the different theoretical approaches between Bourdieu and Marx and Weber. Yet he argues that Bourdieu combines the insights from Durhkeim's social fact, Marx's social classes and domination, and Weber's classes and legitimacy. the chapters give fine discussions and examples of his concepts, such as field, habitus, distinction, various capitals, and how they work in social reproduction. the book give me a sharp view to re-think the role of family, school, and everyday life (e.g., movies, books, music that we "enjoy") plays in the process of class formation and internalization of these habitus and cultures.

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