Pierre Bourdieu Quotes

• The point of my work is to show that culture and education arent simply hobbies or minor influences. They are hugely important in the affirmation of differences between groups and social classes and in the reproduction of those differences.

  Pierre Bourdieu

  Class, Differences, Important

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• Taste classifies, and it classifies the classifier

  Pierre Bourdieu

  Pruebe

  Pierre Bourdieu (1984). “Distinction: A Social Critique of the Judgement of Taste”, p.6, Harvard University Press

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• The difficulty, in sociology, is to manage to think in a completely astonished and disconcerted way about things you thought you had always understood.

  Pierre Bourdieu

  Thinking, Way, Sociology

  Pierre Bourdieu, John B. Thompson (1991). “Language and Symbolic Power”, p.207, Harvard University Press

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• The function of sociology, as of every science, is to reveal that which is hidden.

  Pierre Bourdieu

  Sociology, Function, Sociological

  Pierre Bourdieu, Priscilla Parkhurst Ferguson (1999). “On Television”, p.17, The New Press

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• Every established order tends to produce the naturalization of its own arbitrariness.

  Pierre Bourdieu

  Order, Produce

  Pierre Bourdieu (1977). “Outline of a Theory of Practice”, p.115, Cambridge University Press

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• The most successful ideological effects are those which have no need for words, and ask no more than complicitous silence.

  Pierre Bourdieu

  Successful, Silence, Needs

  Pierre Bourdieu (1977). “Equisse D'une Théorie de la Pratique”, p.188, Cambridge University Press

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• The mind is a metaphor of the world of objects.

  Pierre Bourdieu

  Mind, World, Metaphor

  Pierre Bourdieu (1977). “Equisse D'une Théorie de la Pratique”, p.91, Cambridge University Press

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• Male domination is so rooted in our collective unconscious that we no longer even see it.

  Pierre Bourdieu

  Collective Unconscious, Males, Domination

  "On male domination" by Pierre Bourdieu, mondediplo.com. October 1998.

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• You cannot cheat with the law of conservation of violence: all violence is paid for, and for example, the structural violence exerted by the financial markets, in the form of layoffs, loss of security, etc., is matched sooner or later in the form of suicides, crime and delinquency, drug addiction, alcoholism, a whole host of minor and major everyday acts of violence.

  Pierre Bourdieu

  Suicide, Loss, Law

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• La violencia simbólica es la que se ejerce con la complicidad tácita entre sus víctimas y sus agentes, en la medida en que ambos permanecen inconscientes de someterse a ella o de ejercerla.

  Pierre Bourdieu

  Agents, Violence, Victim

  Pierre Bourdieu, Priscilla Parkhurst Ferguson (1999). “On Television”, p.17, The New Press

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• The point of my work is to show that culture and education aren't simply hobbies or minor influences.

  Pierre Bourdieu

  Hobbies, Culture, Influence

  "The Intellectual Class Struggle". New York Times, January 6, 2001.

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• I often say that sociology is a martial art, a means of self-defense. Basically, you use it to defend yourself, without having the right to use it for unfair attacks.

  Pierre Bourdieu

  Arte, Significado, Ser

  "La sociologie est un sport de combat". Documentary, May 2, 2001.

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• Television enjoys a de facto monopoly on what goes into the heads of a significant part of the population and what they think.

  Pierre Bourdieu

  Thinking, Population, Television

  Pierre Bourdieu, Priscilla Parkhurst Ferguson (1999). “On Television”, p.18, The New Press

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• Practice has a logic which is not that of the logician.

  Pierre Bourdieu

  Practice, Logic

  Pierre Bourdieu (1990). “The Logic of Practice”, p.86, Stanford University Press

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• If the sociologist has a role, it is probably more to furnish weapons than to give lessons.

  Pierre Bourdieu

  Giving, Roles, Lessons

  Pierre Bourdieu's speech at the conference of the AFEF in Limoges, October 30, 1977.

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• I would simply ask why so many critics, so many writers, so many philosophers take such satisfaction in professing that the experience of a work of art is ineffable, that it escapes by definition all rational understanding; why are they so eager to concede without a struggle the defeat of knowledge; and where does their irrepressible need to belittle rational understanding come from, this rage to affirm the irreducibility of the work of art, or, to use a more suitable word, its transcendence.

  Pierre Bourdieu

  Art, Struggle, Understanding

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• Only in imaginary experience (in the folk tale, for example), which neutralizes the sense of social realities, does the social world take the form of a universe of possibles equally possible for any possible subject.

  Pierre Bourdieu

  Reality, Example, Doe

  Pierre Bourdieu (1990). “The Logic of Practice”, p.64, Stanford University Press

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• Con mucha frecuencia, la propia fotografía no es más que la reproducción de la imagen que un grupo produce de su propia integración.

  Pierre Bourdieu

  Photography, Groups, Produce

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• Unless saved by exceptional talent, he necessarily pays the price of clarity.

  Pierre Bourdieu

  Pay, Talent, Clarity

  "Academic Discourse: Linguistic Misunderstanding and Professorial Power".

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• Algeria is what allowed me to accept myself.

  Pierre Bourdieu

  Algeria, Accepting

  Pierre Bourdieu (2014). “Picturing Algeria”, p.32, Columbia University Press

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• In stamping photography with the patent of realism, society does nothing but confirm itself in the tautological certainty that an image of reality that conforms to its own representation of objectivity is truly objective.

  Pierre Bourdieu

  Photography, Reality, Objectivity

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