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Bordieu/Foucault: post-structuralism

Albert1990 September 07, 2020 at 13:57 1475 views 3 comments
Hi! My name is Albert. I am a college student studying sociology. I am in a sociology theory course in which each of us is required to teach a class period. My assignment is to teach a period in which we are covering selected readings from Discipline and Punish (Foucault) and The Logic of Practice/ Social Space and Symbolic Space (a lecture) by Bordieu. I was wondering if anyone could recommend texts which will prepare me for this assignment outside of the course readings? I have six weeks to prepare so there is time to read but I would like to find a commentary on these philosophers in general as well as analysis on the assigned readings if possible.

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Deleted User September 07, 2020 at 14:49 #450147
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Number2018 September 08, 2020 at 14:35 #450329
Reply to Albert1990 You can try Michel de Certeau “The practice of everyday life”.
There is a comparative critique of both Foucault and Bordieu. A little bit outdated, it gives a different
perspective.
Srap Tasmaner September 08, 2020 at 18:59 #450418
Reply to Number2018

That's the book with "reading as poaching" isn't it! I could never remember where I read that, which, there you go.