Cultural Capital
The Embodied State
The Objectified State
The Institutionalized State
Social Capital
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In how many forms can Cultural Capital exist?
3
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What is this state linked to?
The body and embodiment
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What does this capital consist of?
Physical objects that are owned.
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What is Institutionalized cultural capital?
Academic credentials or qualifications and how institutions value them.
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What is social capital?
Social Networks
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Name some examples of social assets.
Education, intellect, style of speech, dress, or physical appearance.
200
When you passively gain a quality from someone, it is called?
Inherited properties
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What are the examples used in the reading? Name at least 2-3.
Writings, paintings, monuments, instruments.
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True or False: This concept plays its most prominent role in the labor market.
True
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If I need a new pair of shoes, and my friend knows a guy who can hook me up with a good pair, does this fall under Social Capital?
Yes
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What is the name of the person behind this concept?
Pierre Bourdieu
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What is Habitus?
It is a system of structure
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Which two ways can the cultural goods be described as?
Materially and Symbolically
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What was the theory that related to social capital we just talked about?
Six Degrees of Separation
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What year was "The Form of Capital" distinguished?
1986
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What is linked between economic and cultural capital?
The mediation of the time needed for acquisition. (asset or object bought or obtained)
400
In the reading an example of a painting is used, what are the two ways the painting can be "consumed"? {Bars}
For capital gain, or symbolically.
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An academic qualification's value also depends on its scarcity? True or False?
True Scarcity: the state of being scarce or in short supply.
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This capital is very relevant in today's society, true or false?
True
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What are the two main things used by Pierre Bourdieu to explain this concept?
Children and Education
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What is Bildung?
self-cultivation
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Who painted the Mona Lisa? How does it contribute to the objectified state?
Leonardo da Vinci. This painting is a physical object which held a large amount of value, both economically and socially.
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In the reading they use the word "concours", what does this word mean?
Competitive recruitment examination
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What is "plena potestas agendi et loquendi"?
The full power of acting and speaking
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