Violence symbolique et résistances populaires

This article reassesses the concept of « symbolic violence » which was introduced by Pierre Bourdieu in his works about school systems, and more generally as the French scholar tried to address the enigmatic character of the perpetuation of domination relations. After asserting the position of this...

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Main Author: Ugo Palheta
Format: Article
Language:fra
Published: Presses universitaires de la Méditerranée 2015-03-01
Series:Éducation et Socialisation
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/edso/1117
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description This article reassesses the concept of « symbolic violence » which was introduced by Pierre Bourdieu in his works about school systems, and more generally as the French scholar tried to address the enigmatic character of the perpetuation of domination relations. After asserting the position of this concept within the (social) reproduction paradigm, this paper emphasizes the theoretical debates opened by the uses of this concept in the social sciences (and particularly in education sciences), especially initiated by the works of Paul Willis, but also Claude Grignon and Jean-Claude Passeron. Then, based on a study I conducted about young people in vocational schools, I examine the conditions that allow a positive and rigorous use of this concept in education sciences and I highlight the inevitable dead angles and tension points of this concept, which lead to rethink the relation of young people who choose these tracks (or are directed towards these tracks) with school domination. 
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Violence symbolique et résistances populaires
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reproduction
résistances
title Violence symbolique et résistances populaires
title_full Violence symbolique et résistances populaires
title_fullStr Violence symbolique et résistances populaires
title_full_unstemmed Violence symbolique et résistances populaires
title_short Violence symbolique et résistances populaires
title_sort violence symbolique et resistances populaires
topic éducation
domination
classes populaires
Ecole
reproduction
résistances
url https://journals.openedition.org/edso/1117
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