Bourdieu

Assess the degree to which your findings support and/or challenge Bourdieu’s argument concerning the autonomy of school as an institutional mechanism of equality, and its simultaneous interconnection with family background and social class.

Bourdieu Success in school/college is one of the most trusted institutional pathways enabling children from low social class backgrounds to gain entry into the middle class. Yet, as Bourdieu argues, school culture is a culture that affirms and rewards middle-class culture, thus making success in school a more difficult challenge for those who come from […]

Use Bourdieu’s concept of cultural capital and cultural capital misalignment to discuss the educational experiences of the learners discussed in the video. (100)

Bourdieu’s concept of cultural capital By referring directly to the movie Testing Hope, use Bourdieu’s concept of cultural capital and cultural capital misalignment to discuss the educational experiences of the learners discussed in the video. (100)

Describe Simmel’s concept of stranger and show its sociological significance in studying social life, historical or contemporary.

Mid-Term Exam answer any three of the following questions. It should take you about 600-700 words to answer each of these questions Try to be thorough and think like a theorist. Limit the usage of the pronoun “I.” You may use limited outside sources as long as they are published, peer-reviewed works, not random websites. […]

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