Reading Pierre Bourdieu in a Dual Context

<p>1. The Crises of Imperial Societies <em>Christophe Charle </em>2. Thinking the State with Bourdieu and Foucault <em>U. Kalpagam </em>3. Bourdieu’s Theory of the Symbolic: Traditions and Innovations <em>Sheena Jain </em>4. The Field of Indian Knowledge in France in the 1930s <em>Roland Lardinois </em>5. Literature and Politics During the German Occupation <em>Gisele Sapiro </em>6. Symbolic Violence and Masculine dominance in the Vichy Regime <em>Francine Muel-Dreyfus </em>7. Habitus, Performance and Women’s Experience in Everyday Life <em>Meenakshi Thapan</em> 8. Pierre Bourdieu and Anthropology <em>Alban Bensa </em>9. Documents and Testimony: Violence in the Bombay Riots <em>Deepak Mehta</em> Index</p> <p>Introduction by the Editors 1. The Crises of Imperial Societies<em> </em>2. Thinking the State with Bourdieu and Foucault<em> </em>3. Bourdieu’s Theory of the Symbolic: Traditions and Innovations<em> </em>4. The Field of Indian Knowledge in France in the 1930s<em> </em>5. Literature and Politics During the German Occupation<em> </em>6. Symbolic Violence and Masculine dominance in the Vichy Regime<em> </em>7. Habitus, Performance and Women’s Experience in Everyday Life 8. Pierre Bourdieu and Anthropology<em> </em>9. Documents and Testimony: Violence in the Bombay Riots. Index</p>