ANT100Y1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 17: Pierre Bourdieu, Ingroups And Outgroups, Langkawi
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It is shaped by the political and economic context. It is socially and culturally produced (=constructed) from what is provided by nature. It"s not just culture: alto economic and social conditions keep unlimited expression of motherly care from entering the residents habitus. Habitus: physical and mental ways we learn to react to the environment and to solve problems. Identifying with groups: people who are special - (roughly) people with whom we have a relationship. , descent groups (family and kin, relatedness is imagined differently in different places and historical periods, kinship structures, marriage patterns, friendship. Kinship: the fundamental form of relatedness: consanguineal (by descent, blood , affinal (by marriage) It is my conviction that the fundamental ethical point of view is that of the in-group, which must be expanded to include all humanity. All men shall be brothers : friedrich schiller"s 1803 version of the poem, olde to joy, set to music in ludwig van.
