A powerful theory of the symbolic embedded within a remarkable and
original theory of practice is a nodal aspect of the work of Pierre
Bourdieu, who was a leading social thinker of our times
(1930-2002). Against the backdrop of the significance of symbolic
practice in social life, this book explains the intellectual warp
and woof of his theory of the symbolic; presents a brief excursus
that explores its potential to illuminate social contexts other
than those in which it was conceived; examines its links with
Bourdieu's role of social critic and public intellectual; and
engages critically with scholarly assessments of his contribution.
The book thus seeks to provide a comprehensive and in depth
analysis and understanding of a central dimension of Bourdieu's
work.
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