Date: Thu, 18 Mar 1999 03:08:43 -0500
From: "Hakan Ensari" <Ensari-AT-SOCIOLOGY1.SOC.NYU.EDU>
Subject: Re: Re[2]: adjective to go with Bourdieu


Let's admit it, they all look (and sound) somewhat awkward!

Hakan
    
I've usually seen (and written) it as Bourdieuan in english

Jen Webb
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Subject: Re: adjective to go with Bourdieu
Author:  J-C Helary <helary-AT-eskimo.com> at SMTPGateway
Date:    18/3/1999 11:13


Le [17/03/99 07:38], Jack Iverson a Tcrit :
    
>
> Dear Madam/Sir:
>
> This is a very dumb question, but your help would be
> appreciated.  Is there a standard adjective used to
> describe things--theory, analysis, etc.--of, by,
> concerning Bourdieu? -- Bourdesian, Bourdieuian?
>
> Thanks,
    
    
I think we say Bourdieusien in French, would it be Bourdieusian in English ?
    
Yours,
    
Jean Christophe Helary
    
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