Why we need social theory …now!
2018 has been a strange year. Actually, the world has become a particular strange place to me...
Read More2018 has been a strange year. Actually, the world has become a particular strange place to me...
Read Moreby Mark Murphy | Habitus, Latest Posts, Method | 0
By Cristina Costa, Ciaran Burke and Mark Murphy This is the title of a recent paper by some of the...
Read Moreby Michael Munnik | Bourdieu | 0
It’s easy to think of journalism as a product. The news is what we read, watch, or hear. A thing....
Read Moreby Cristina Costa | Bourdieu, Habitus, Pedagogy & Curriculum | 0
For some time now I have been intrigued by the fact that very few people have used Bourdieu’s...
Read Moreby Siôn Llewelyn Jones | BERA 2016, Bourdieu, Inequalities | 0
[This is a blog post based on a forthcoming presentation at the British Education Research...
Read Moreby Cristina Costa | Theory | 2
It’s been a long time now since I have been thinking about this. So I thought that I might as well...
Read Moreby Nighet Riaz | Latest Posts, Method, Research Students | 0
In this post I delve into some of the questions I asked myself during my journey through the...
Read Moreby Dan Evans | Bourdieu, Habitus, Self and Identity | 0
[This post is part of a series – click here for the first blog] Mark and Christina’s presentation...
Read Moreby Scott Eacott | Bourdieu, Governance | 0
As with many doctoral candidates (and faculty I might add) working in the intellectual space that...
Read Moreby Joan Forbes and Elspeth McCartney | Bourdieu, Culture, Inequalities | 0
By Joan Forbes and Elspeth McCartney Inequalities of access to higher education: The role of...
Read MoreI am very grateful to the BERA SIG social theory, for putting on the “Theory as Method” day this...
Read Moreby Mark Murphy | Latest Posts, Mobilities | 1
‘Immigration, immigration, immigration’ – ok, a cheap shot at New Labour but not far off as an...
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