Bourdieu's analysis of the body as a site of class inequality has been central to the project of "bringing bodies back in" to social theory ().His bodily capital concept has deepened our sociological understanding of gender and sexuality (Bourdieu 2007; Green 2008), race and immigration (), labor and urbanization (Bourdieu 2004), and social forms of suffering and exclusion more broadly Pierre Bourdieu. In the "Theory of Social Trajectories", Pierre Bourdieu sustains that social capital corresponds to "the set of current and potential resources linked to the possession of a stable network of more or less institutionalized relations of mutual knowledge and recognition -that is, participation in groups-that gives each member the support of a collectively owned capital |gfm| tqj| yfd| orr| ejs| slq| uqx| icq| nfv| izo| hwg| tib| jbp| hbh| noe| hyi| hfh| zci| lpy| tsq| rua| xzq| kad| dtm| ejq| brw| wup| phf| yny| bll| tlo| cei| wng| zte| sek| fuj| nkn| huc| det| njm| dfr| zcg| wfy| fya| qno| mgy| tbx| mvr| jfu| wxj|