habitus

Assessment of posture and body habitus is the next step.

Very quickly, more than 50,000 signatures of market habitus appeared on petitions.

The relationship between habitus and field is a two-way relationship.

In fact, the habitus is the choice of positions according to one's dispositions.

His conceptual apparatus is based on three key terms, namely, habitus, capital and field.

The Pentecostal movement - social change and religious habitus.

There is an unspoken recognition of a certain disposition or habitus among the social classes.

Habitus and field are proposed to do so.

Crudely put, the habitus is the system of dispositions which individuals have.

Embodied: Inherited and acquired way of thinking about one's self or habitus.

The name refers to curious habitus of this species.

The account of habitus given below is, however, greatly traduced by summary.

The habitus is the subjective system of expectations and predispositions acquired through past experience.

He is well known for his theoretical considerations of the 'habitus' and 'cultural capital'.

It grows up to a metre/yard high, with an upright habitus.

Their habitus resembles a freshwater diving duck, particularly when moving on dry land.

At a social level, habitus describes the way people internalize class distinctions and how that makes movement up the ladder difficult.

It is the former, 'objective relations', which give shape to both the habitus and the fields.

They (1) determine the habitus and (2) are the basis of the empirical interactions in the fields.

Habitus: Collective set of practices/habits that individuals or groups do day to day.

It is in these local responsive processes that there emerge population wide patterns of activity, culture and habitus.

It is a much stouter bird, resembling some thrashers in habitus.

This frog has confused researchers for a long time, as it resembles tree frogs in habitus.

The parallel with Bourdieu's notion of habitus (see below) may be noted.

Dolichostenomelia is a human condition or habitus in which the limbs are unusually long.