What Is Cultural Capital

What is cultural capital?

A) A concept introduced by Karl Marx, cultural capital refers to the way that the production of cultural products, like art and music, has been detached from their creative impulses and are now mass-marketed capitalist products.
B) An urban center of any given city where culture has symbolic value, and is used as a means of bartering in place of money.
C) A concept introduced by Pierre Bourdieu, cultural capital refers to the cultural qualities that are prized in the educational system, as well as society.
D) A concept used by Max Weber to describe the transformation of culture with the rise of industrialization and urbanization.
E) None of the above