fragmented journeys we draw on Bourdieu's conceptual toolbox, and argue that his notion of 'doxa' is especially helpful in making …

The ideas and concepts of Pierre Bourdieu provide insight into why the culture of economics led to the failure of … subjective habitus that includes smooth neoclassical functions and unrealistic rational expectations models, justified by doxa …

Bourdieu is an exceptional reader of the works of art from a sociological perspective and social structures themselves …, only giving them a unique account of the writer. The concepts that Bourdieu introduce to analyze the literature : field … Bourdieu’s methodology for analysing literary works, and demonstrates that it offers genuine insights for those involve in …

Bourdieu’s theory of cultural and social reproduction—with its core concepts cultural capital, habitus, practice and … capital, few attempt to operationalize Bourdieu’s accompanying concepts of habitus and practice, and to consider gender … potential of Bourdieu’s framework to help increase our understanding of class and gender disparities in educational outcomes …

economic drivers of conventionalization are negotiated into practices at the farm level. Drawing on Bourdieu …

French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu, who divides culture into habitus (procedures and dispositions) and doxa (more abstract … beliefs and philosophies), in order to provide insight into how culture affects economic thinking. Bourdieu’s concept of … they used their accumulated wealth to support the neoliberal doxa and neoclassical habitus that would induce economists to …

This article uses Bourdieu's concept of habitus and a relational view of agency to illuminate the role of the actor in …