hexis

[Erik Hoogcarspel]

Hi all,
I read about the concept of hexis in Meditations Pascalliennes (p. 205). Can anybody tell me in which texts Bourdieu treats it more extensively?

thanx

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[Giorgio Marsiglia]

Le�ons de sociologie, tu be sure.... also maybe in Le sens pratique

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[Michael Kimmel]

Hi,

I think the concept was first introduced in Bourdieu's classic on the
Algerian Kabyles in his Theory of Practice(1977).

I always found Bourdieu's notion of hexis inspiring, being engaged in
the empirical study of habitus transformations myself.
For this reason, I would like to extend Erik's query to ask if anyone is
familiar with studies in sociology, cultural anthropology, dance
ethnography/dance studies or any other field of motion analysis that
explore gendered/cultural/subcultural movement patterns in greater
detail, ideally using visual analysis.

thanks
Michael

Erik Hoogcarspel schrieb:

> Hi all,
> I read about the concept of hexis in Meditations Pascalliennes (p. 205).
> Can anybody tell me in which texts Bourdieu treats it more extensively?
>
> thanx
>

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Inst. f. Kultur- und Sozialanthropologie
Universit�t Wien
Universit�tsstrasse 7, 1010
Tel.: 01 43 8109050
www.michaelkimmel.at

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