In his book Pascalian Meditations, he attacked the "scholastic bias" that arises in the absence of (*) reflexivity.
This thinker named his approach of gathering facts and judgments from different sources under constant re-evaluation "methodological polytheism." Â He deemed the term capital to refer to people's resources in a social environment, using symbolic capital to designate capital that is incorrectly perceived as competence. Â In his book Pascalian Meditations, he attacked the "scholastic bias" that arises in the absence of (*) reflexivity. Â This thinker argued against the universal presence of aesthetic values, claiming that they are grounded in distastes and arise from one's social class. Â He lamented the decline of journalism and print in the face of mass media in his book On Television. Â For 10 points, name this French sociologist who contrasted habitus with field and wrote Distinction.
This thinker named his approach of gathering facts and judgments from different sources under constant re-evaluation "methodological polytheism."
Pierre Bourdieu