Pierre Bourdieu

Pierre Bourdieu (1930-2002) was Professor of Sociology at the Coll�ge de France and Director of Studies at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales. He was the author of many books, most notably Distinction, The Rules of Art, The State Nobility, Homo Academicus, The Logic of Practice, and The Weight of the World.
Economic Anthropology
Imperialisms
Return to Reflexivity
The Interest in Disinterestedness
Politics and Sociology
Forms of Capital
Uprooting
Firing Back
Habitus and Field
Encounter 1
Classification Struggles
Manet
What Is a People?
The Sociologist and the Historian
On the State
Picturing Algeria
Algerian Sketches
Sociology Is a Martial Art
Distinction
Sketch for a Self-Analysis
The Bachelors' Ball
Political Interventions
The Social Structures of the Economy
Science of Science and Reflexivity
Masculine Domination
Pascalian Meditations
Weight of the World
Acts of Resistance
On Television
Practical Reason
The State Nobility
The Rules of Art
The Political Ontology of Martin Heidegger
Academic Discourse
Photography
The Field of Cultural Production
Sociology in Question
Language and Symbolic Power
An Invitation to Reflexive Sociology
The Craft of Sociology
Reproduction in Education, Society and Culture
In Other Words
Homo Academicus
The Logic of Practice
Outline of a Theory of Practice

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Preface by

The Suffering of the Immigrant

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Afterword by

Reflections on Fieldwork in Morocco

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Foreword by

Uncivil War
Dealing in Virtue

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Contributions by

Mapping Ideology
Cultural Theory and Popular Culture
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