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Communication Education, 2019
In this study, we explore how students identify and navigate the social structure of higher education and how, in doing so, they communicatively (re)produce socializing norms.
Alan Goodboy, Charles Rudick
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Embodied Cultural Capital and the Study of Ethnic Inequalities

2015
Concepts of non-economic forms of capital have become increasingly popular in both academic and public debates, as well as policy discourse, along with the idea that individuals and groups can mobilise a range of resources, from educational qualifications to social connections, to improve their social position and life chances.
Maja Cederberg
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Embodied Cultural Capital, Social Class, Race and Ethnicity, and Sports Performance in Girls Soccer

Sociology of Sport Journal
Compared with working-class parents, middle-class parents increasingly promote sports performance for their children as part of a larger strategy of ensuring that their children are upwardly mobile and likely to attend and graduate from college. However,
P. Goldsmith, Richard Abel
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Using Bourdieusian scholarship to understand the body: Habitus, bodily hexis and embodied cultural capital

, 2016
While studying inter-ethnic relations amongst young boys, the problem of ‘the body’ immediately arose. To grapple with its centrality in my analysis I first turned to post-modern and racialisation theories but found them incapable of providing a way to understand action and creativity as capacities of the body.
L. Garratt
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