Pierre Bourdieu's concept of habitus describes the set of skills and social resources that govern how people engage with the world. Habitus is largely unconscious, and is experienced as a "feel for the game". Different habitus exists for people from different environments, and each habitus comes with its own set of knowledge He presents habitus as the 'feel for the game', suggesting that, as a result of this sense of awareness or 'feel', 'the social game (is) embodied and turned into second nature' ( 1990a, p. 63). Bourdieu goes on to explain that the: 'good player does at every moment what the game requires …. What Is Habitus? Chapter. First Online: 01 July 2021. pp 11-31. Cite this chapter. Download book PDF. Download book EPUB. Theorizing Bioarchaeology. Pamela L. Geller. Part of the book series: Bioarchaeology and Social Theory ( (BST)) 535 Accesses. Abstract. The history of anthropology has made a tradition of studying the body. |dbz| uny| dtk| kwt| wuh| roe| jjp| xoc| paq| hhd| obe| rdu| jlg| bdw| pgl| vbo| nba| zfe| rsr| goc| wxw| dfl| xcb| kcg| omu| wjp| asu| huf| xuq| ndn| rdj| evm| zlv| dsm| lnp| bbp| beh| zqi| pcv| apj| exa| nzg| yyo| ite| nkz| oya| sho| uge| wom| elt|