... within this democratic vision, there is a selection process for what is deemed worthy of remembrance. This exclusion reflects what Pierre Bourdieu described as the unequal distribution of cultural capital: works that accumulate prestige are preserved and celebrated, while others are discarded...

... . Sullivan , A. ( 2001 ). Cultural capital and educational attainment . Sociology , 35 ( 04 ), 893 – 912 . Yosso * , T. J. ( 2005 ). Whose culture has capital? A critical race theory discussion of community cultural wealth . Race, Ethnicity and Education , 8 ( 1 ), 69 – 91 . 10.1080...

.... ( 2018 ). The three generations of cultural capital research: A narrative review . Review of Educational Research , 88 ( 3 ), 331 – 365 . 10.3102/0034654317748423 Deckers , C. M. , & Zinga , D. ( 2012 ). Locating home: Newcomer youths’ school and community engagement . Canadian...

... of the institutions that have become, in effect, the treasuries of cultural capital upon which their descendants have drawn that defined the nature of cultural capital in American society” (p. 377). Elite Art Patronage and Cultural Legitimation Following DiMaggio (1982a , 1982b) , who showed that elites...

... to the economic activity of the country with its material outputs. In the last two decades, the share of culture and creative industry in gross domestic product (GDP) has been growing both in the entire Union and in Slovakia. Despite the fact that Slovakia has a huge cultural capital that can be transformed...

... identities” ( Thúy Nguyễn & Pendleton, 2020 , para, 7). Architectural drawing of Lincoln High School in Kansas City, Missouri, with labeled address. Intriguingly, Yosso (2005) refuted the traditional interpretation of “Bourdieuean cultural capital theory” (p. 70) and by using the lens of CRT, shifted...

... capital is not just inherited or possessed by the middle class, but rather it refers to an accumulation of specific forms of knowledge, skills and abilities that are valued by privileged groups in society” (p. 76). Similar to funds of knowledge, Yosso (2005) asserts cultural capital comprise knowledge...

... of urban changes and historical factors, why Douglass has deteriorated, and future implications also will be treated. The theoretical perspective of this chapter is scholar Tara J. Yosso’s (2005) theory of cultural capital, along with explanations by V.P. Franklin (2002) . “Centering the research lens...

... & Y. S. Lincoln (Eds.), The Sage handbook of qualitative research ( 3rd ed., pp. 681 – 694 ). Sage . Franklin , V. P. ( 2002 ) Introduction: Cultural capital and African American...

... that current interpretations of trends are not sufficient. This chapter will provide an alternative explanation for this phenomenon by considering web-based drug selling and purchasing in terms of trends towards ‘Uberisation’ and ‘McDonaldisation’ and applying Bourdieu’s concept of cultural capital...

.... Cultural capital is embodied in the individual through their dispositions and competencies that give them access to cultural capital in its objectified form of cultural artefacts. Furthermore, cultural capital is institutionalised in the criteria of cultural and academic evaluation, leading...

...Abstract In this study, I examined the psychosocial factors of habitus and cultural capital, that rural African American students employ to persist and enroll in college after high school. The purpose of this quantitative inquiry was to gain insights from a rural, Title I, and predominantly...

..., of race, stereotyping and discrimination. Global majority Black women in HE diversity mis-management deficit theories cultural capital critical race theory (CRT) an inclusive university community cultural wealth institutional commitment Introduction Black students and Black staff in the UK have...

... and uplifting experiences of second-generation ethnic consumers in their identity performances while the third and final section critically examines the tensions involved in some of the identity-linked activities. We first discuss how ethnic identification interacts with cultural capital by examining Bollywood...

...Abstract Purpose: This chapter explores the practices underpinning the production of field-specific cultural capital at festivals, understood here as retail spaces that gather a plethora of distinct market actors. Methodology/Approach: This research presents evidence from...

... the ways in which economic inequalities are reflected and reinforced in the social and cultural domains. Social class inequality cities cultural capital social capital Bourdieu Introduction Inequality is firmly in the global news as a defining issue of current times. The publication of Thomas...

... capital are more likely to engage in “political resistance,” while women with lesser amounts of dominant cultural capital show more evidence of “resistance for survival.” Variation exists by point of entry into the system, with town residents showing the lowest levels of either form of resistance...

.... Mediterranean Diet cultural capital social transplantation illness work biographical illusion Introduction The reconversion of a personal diet in order to follow a healthier life-style requires a strong will, which is not always perceived by sick people. The availability of collective narrations is also...

...Abstract We examine the cumulative effects of mothers’ and grandparents’ institutionalized cultural capital (educational credentials) on parenting approaches and children’s educational outcomes to determine if degree attainment in one generation equalizes educational advantages for children. Using...

... cultural capital academic achievement Hong Kong East Asia Participation in highbrow cultural activities (e.g., visit to a museum or art gallery, attendance at an opera, ballet, or classical symphony concert, and viewing of a theater performance) has been of particular interest to sociologists in Western...