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· 분류 : 외국도서 > 인문/사회 > 사회과학 > 사회학
· ISBN : 9781509526710
· 쪽수 : 278쪽
· 출판일 : 2022-07-14
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Acknowledgements
Lecture of 7 March 1985
Inventory – Capital and power over capital – The process of differentiation – Objectivism and perspectivism
Lecture of 14 March 1985
First session (lecture): the elasticity of objective structures - A programme for the social sciences – Reintroducing the point of view – Reintroducing objective space – A political sociology of perception – The theory effect – Social science and justice.
Second session (seminar): the invention of the modern artist (1) – The programme for future painters – What is at stake in the struggle – A revolution in the principles of vision – Academic artists.
Lecture of 28 March 1985
First session (lecture): going beyond perspectivism and absolutism – Scientific categories and official categories – The struggle over perspectives – Practical logics – Political creation – The theory effect and the master-thinkers.
Second session (seminar): the invention of the modern artist (2) - Perhaps the writers should write about nothing? - The master and the artist – A symbolic revolution – Historical painting – A lector's painting – The de-realization effect.
Lecture of 18 April 1985
First session (lecture): the sociological relation to the social world – A materialist vision of symbolic forms – Perception as system of oppositions and discrimination – Investing in the game of the libidines – The passage from action to discourse on action – The political struggle for the right vision.
Second session (seminar): the invention of the modern artist (3) – Writing the history of a symbolic revolution – The surplus of educated men and the academic crisis – The education system and fields of cultural production – The morphological effects – The effects of the morphological crisis on the academic field.
Lecture of 25 April 1985
First sssion (lecture): thinking the already thought – The liberty and autonomy of a field – A question about symbolic power – The political struggle as struggle for the legitimate vision – Symbolic capital and gnoseological order – The law as the right way to speak of the social world – The verdict of the State in the struggle for identity.
Second session (seminar): the invention of the modern artist (4) – The psychosomatic power of the institution – The symbolic work of the heretic – Collective conversion – The strategies of the heresiarch – A revolution affecting the ensemble of the fields of cultural production.
Lecture of 2 May 1985
First session (lecture): collective bad faith and struggles for definition – Justification of a decision to buy and competing viewpoints – 'Taking apart' and 'putting together' – Subjective manipulations and objective structures – Managing the collective capital of the group – Effects of the corps.
Second session (seminar): the invention of the modern artist (5) – The alliance of painters and writers – The artist's way of life and the invention of pure love – Artistic transgression today and a century ago – The mercenary artist and art for art's sake.
Lecture of 9 May 1985
First session (lecture): certification and social order – The principle and justice of distributions – Private charity and public welfare – The three levels of analysis of a distribution – Where is the State? - Verdicts and the effects of power – The field of certification.
Second session (seminar): the invention of the modern artist (6) – Academic painting as a theological universe – Institutionalizing perspectivism – The invention of the artist as character – The painter-writer couple.
Lecture of 23 May 1985
First session (lecture): Paul Valéry's insights – Amateur and professional – Bureaucracy as a massive fetish – Categorial mediation – Validated perception – Science and the Science of the State.
Second session (seminar): the invention of the modern artist (7): Polycentrism and the invention of institutions – The false antimony of art and the market – The collective judgement of the critics- The three reproaches.
Lecture of 30 May 1985
Providing a theoretical perspective – The Kantian tradition: symbolic forms – The primitive forms of classification – Historical and performative structures – Symbolic systems as structured structures – The Marxist logic – Integrating the cognitive and the political – The division of the labour of symbolic domination – The State and God.
Situating the Third and Later Volumes of General Sociology in the oeuvre of Pierre Bourdieu by Julien Duval
Summary of Lectures of 1984-1985
Notes
Index