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Field Theory

Concept that society is a network of interconnected areas competing for resources and connections.

Habitus

The ingrained habits, skills, and dispositions shaped by societal influences.

Taste

Acquired ability to differentiate and evaluate various cultural and aesthetic objects.

Cultural Capital

Assets that give individuals higher status in society, such as education, intellect, style of speech, and dress.

Symbolic Capital

Resources available to an individual based on their social identity and recognition by others.

Social Class as a Field

The idea that different social classes develop distinct tastes that serve as markers of identity and status.

Symbolic Violence

The imposition of the meanings and values of dominant social groups onto marginalized populations, reinforcing power structures.