Testing conditionality with Bourdieu's capital theory: How economic, social, and embodied cultural capital are associated with diet and physical activity in the Netherlands [PDF]
SSM - Population Health, 2023 Although Bourdieu's capital theory emphasized that economic, social, and embodied cultural capital interact to shape health behavior, existing empirical research mainly considered separate associations of the three forms of capital.
Frank van Lenthe +2 more
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HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies, 2022 One of the contexts for the development of social capital and spiritual health is cultural capital. The relationship between religion as an independent variable and social capital as a dependent variable has been analysed.
Ali Asghar Fazilat +3 more
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The making of transnational distinction: an embodied cultural capital perspective on Chinese women students’ mobility [PDF]
British Journal of Sociology of Education, 2020 Transnational distinction is highly relevant in an age when western degree inflation intersects with harsh gender expectations for Chinese women student migrants, a significant group of players in the scene of UK higher education.
Cora Lingling Xu, Siqi Zhang
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Acquiring embodied and institutionalized cultural capital
Kinesiology, 2021 The main objective of this study was to determine whether sociocultural factors influence the career development of Slovenian national team football players.
Józef Krizaj, Doupona Mojca
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Analyzing the complex pathways of cultural capital influencing health from configurational perspective: evidence from China [PDF]
Frontiers in Public HealthBackgroundResearch on the health effects of cultural capital has emerged as a prominent topic in public health. Traditional regression modeling makes it difficult to deal with the complex and diverse relationships between cultural capital and health.
Wei Lu +5 more
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Can embodied Cultural Capital affect citation impact?
iConference 2019 Proceedings, 2019 In Cultural Capital Theory, embodied cultural capital refers to the habitus that is developed from educational environment. Habitus and education have been proved to affect economic activity, political participation, as well as students' academic achievements. The environment where a scientist pursues higher education helps to build scientific habitus.
Juan Xie, Chao Min
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‘What underwear do I like?’ Taste and (embodied) cultural capital in the consumption of women’s underwear [PDF]
Journal of Consumer Culture, 2016 This paper argues that women’s underwear functions as a source for (re)constructing female identity, and that women’s consumption of underwear is an embodied experience through which they ‘learn’ to choose the ‘right’ underwear for the right occasion. This experience is understood here through the use of Pierre Bourdieu’s notions of habitus, taste and (
Christiana Tsaousi
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WomenThis study addresses the problem of psycho-verbal violence experienced by women seeking divorce in Tehran (Iran’s capital) and aims to investigate the influence of cultural capital on the occurrence of this form of violence.
Fatemeh Hamedanian
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The Effect of Cultural Capital on Students’ Academic Motivation in the Context of Involution: Ecological Perspective [PDF]
SHS Web of Conferences, 2023 This study aims to explore the effect of cultural capital on academic motivation in the context of involution in China. The study will employ an ecological perspective to understand the interaction between college students and the involuted Chinese ...
Gan Ning
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The use of institutionalised and embodied cultural capital in platform-mediated care work
European Journal of Cultural and Political SociologyCultural capital (CC) is often seen as losing relevance in platform work, where job distribution depends on algorithmic rankings and ratings. This study shows that care platform workers actively engage in cultural labour to leverage their CC and ...
Tereza Klegr, M. Hájek
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