Pierre Bourdieu argues that:
A) each culture is patterned differently and has a different personality.
B) each individual shares the generative principles of their culture and also has unique experiences.
C)There are two types of social structures and individuals conform to the type in which they are socialized.
D) social markers of difference occur equally across cultures and to all individuals.

Question

Pierre Bourdieu argues that:
A)  each culture is patterned differently and has a different personality.
B) each individual shares the generative principles of their culture and also has unique experiences.
C)There are two types of social structures and individuals conform to the type in which they are socialized.
D) social markers of difference occur equally across cultures and to all individuals.

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Bourdieu's theory emphasizes that while individuals internalize the generative principles of their culture, they also have unique experiences that shape their perceptions and actions. This reflects his concept of habitus, which accounts for both the shared cultural dispositions and the individual variations within a social space.

Pierre Bourdieu Argues That