“As if we were fried potatoes in a box of chocolates”: the comic that explains to adolescents social classes – Pledge Times

The French author Tiphaine Rivière comes up with 'The distinction' to refresh imaginatively and pedagogically the work of sociologist Pierre BourdieuAnagrama indefinitely suspends the distribution of Luisgé Martín's book on the crime of José Bretón For Pierre Bourdieu, sociology was a combat sport. The rival of this was a series of beliefs that most people take for granted. Issues that we naturalize, or normalize, as we would say today, but on w…

“As if we were fried potatoes in a box of chocolates”: the comic that explains to adolescents social classes – Pledge Times

For Pierre Bourdieu, sociology was a combat sport. The rival of this was a series of beliefs that most people take for granted. Issues that we naturalize, or normalize, as we would say today, but on which it is possible to scratch until they are completely questioned. One of these axioms is that our tastes are free. That the music, food, clothing or decoration that we defend as ours is the result of a free choice in which nothing has to do with …