FRENCH SOCIOLOGIST. PIONEERED INVESTIGATIVE FRAMEWORKS AND TERMINOLOGIES SUCH AS CULTURAL, SOCIAL, AND SYMBOLIC CAPITAL, AND THE CONCEPTS OF HABITUS, FIELD OR LOCATION, AND SYMBOLIC VIOLENCE TO REVEAL THE DYNAMICS OF POWER RELATIONS IN SOCIAL LIFE. HIS WORK EMPHASIZED THE ROLE OF PRACTICE AND EMBODIMENT OR FORMS IN SOCIAL DYNAMICS AND WORLDVIEW CONSTRUCTION, OFTEN IN OPPOSITION TO UNIVERSALIZED WESTERN PHILOSOPHICAL TRADITIONS. HE BUILT UPON THE THEORIES OF LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN, MAURICE MERLEAU-PONTY, EDMUND HUSSERL, GEORGES CANGUILHEM, KARL MARX, GASTON BACHELARD, MAX WEBER, ÉMILE DURKHEIM, ERWIN PANOFSKY, AND MARCEL MAUSS. A NOTABLE INFLUENCE ON BOURDIEU WAS BLAISE PASCAL, AFTER WHOM BOURDIEU TITLED HIS PASCALIAN MEDITATIONS.
FRENCH SOCIOLOGIST. PIONEERED INVESTIGATIVE FRAMEWORKS AND TERMINOLOGIES SUCH AS CULTURAL, SOCIAL, AND SYMBOLIC CAPITAL, AND THE CONCEPTS OF HABITUS, FIELD OR LOCATION, AND SYMBOLIC VIOLENCE TO REVEAL THE DYNAMICS OF POWER RELATIONS IN SOCIAL LIFE. HIS WORK EMPHASIZED THE ROLE OF PRACTICE AND EMBODIMENT OR FORMS IN SOCIAL DYNAMICS AND WORLDVIEW CONSTRUCTION, OFTEN IN OPPOSITION TO UNIVERSALIZED WESTERN PHILOSOPHICAL TRADITIONS. HE BUILT UPON THE THEORIES OF LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN, MAURICE MERLEAU-PONTY, EDMUND HUSSERL, GEORGES CANGUILHEM, KARL MARX, GASTON BACHELARD, MAX WEBER, ÉMILE DURKHEIM, ERWIN PANOFSKY, AND MARCEL MAUSS. A NOTABLE INFLUENCE ON BOURDIEU WAS BLAISE PASCAL, AFTER WHOM BOURDIEU TITLED HIS PASCALIAN MEDITATIONS.
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