Bourdieu and Marx

Gabriella Paolucci is Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Florence, Italy. Her research interests include time uses and experience, urban spaces, security policies, symbolic violence and State, and social theory, particularly with reference to Marx, Rawls, Sartre, Heller, Foucault, Bourdieu. Among her publications on Pierre Bourdieu are:  Bourdieu dopo Bourdieu (ed.), Turin, 2009; Introduzione a Bourdieu, Bari, 2011; “Key Concepts” and “The State and Economics” in Re-Thinking Economics: Exploring the Work of Pierre Bourdieu (eds. A. Cristoforou and M Lainé), London, 2015; Bourdieu & Marx: Pratiche della critica (ed.), Milan, 2018; and numerous articles on social sciences journals.

1.Introduction.Heirs: Bourdieu, Marx and Ourselves.- 2.Domination: Practicing Critique Marx/Bourdieu: between Critical Sociology and Philosophy of Emancipation.- 3.The Emancipation Enigma. Logic of Practice and Practice of Logic.- 4.Bourdieu on the State. Beyond Marx?.- 5.The State's Monopolization of Violence and Decivilizing spurts: Approaches from Marx, Bourdieu, and Elias.- 6. Inheriting Critique of Economic Practices and Theories Bourdieu, Marx and Economics.- 7.Practice and Form. Criticizing Economics with Marx and Bourdieu.- 8.Does Bourdieu "Extend" Marx's Concept of Capital?.- 9.On Bourdieu's Use of the Marxian Notion of "Capital".- 10.Intellectual Field: Interpreting Critique of Ideology Poverty of Philosophy: Marx Meets Bourdieu.- 11.The Juridical Field in Bourdieu, between Marx, Althusser and Thompson.- 12.Bourdieu's Lesson: Marx vs. Althusser?