Abstract

Gender Unbender

Reitter, Paul | July 23, 2001 issue

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This article presents information regarding "Masculine Domination," by Pierre Bourdieu. There are a number of reasons, some of which are obvious, for example, volume. Bourdieu gives televised addresses on the ills of television. He speaks about charged political issues, such as labor and immigration laws, at large demonstrations. He writes incendiary Op-Ed essays in major newspapers. Of course, in order to be taken seriously as a scholar while you do much more than your colleagues in the public arena, much more volubly, you must also maintain enormous intellectual credibility. Bourdieu does. The book examines how aesthetic taste builds and reinforces social hierarchies. It is a typical theme for Bourdieu, who seeks in all his research to lay bare hidden mechanisms of power.

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MASCULINE Domination (Book); BOURDIEU, Pierre, 1930-2002; INTELLECTUALS; EMIGRATION & immigration; MASS media; EMIGRATION & immigration law
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