Institutional and everyday manifestations of habitus
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Habitus, Institutions, Socialization, Symbolic power, Culture, Family interactionAbstract
The article explores the concept of habitus viewed as a process through which babies and children acquire capacities in their daily practices and experiences of socialization within contexts of family interaction, based on data from surveys conducted in Mexico City and Buenos Aires.Downloads
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