habitus
- noun
- /ˈhæbɪtəs/
- Specialized
- The student's habitus was shaped by years of family traditions and cultural influences.
- habitus and field
- habitus and dispositions
- concept of habitus
So Islamic world seems to be quite a healthy habitus for science.
- So Islamic world seems to be quite a healthy habitus for science.
Examples
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Pierre Bourdieu's theoretical concept "habitus" allows us to view professional development from a different angle.
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One participant made sense of his habitus by reflecting on experiences of compulsory education.
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However, it would be wrong to see the student's habitus as unaffected by the time spent on the course.
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Here, the notion of a primary and secondary habitus explains how dominated social groups are disadvantaged at school.
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The habitus and dispositions of the AHE students reflected their complex personal lives.
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In conclusion, habitus is open to possibilities and potentials rather than fixed certainties.
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Her comment indicated that one's socialization, habitus, and embodiment are equally important in the contest.
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At least four of the seven non-philanthropists experienced Protestant Christianity in the formative habitus periods of their lives.
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The women in this study offer cogent examples of improvisation as a facet of individual habitus.
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His effort to move us toward a new imaginative politics and a new habitus trenchantly prods and inspires.
Synonyms
A usual way of thinking that affects how a person acts
A regular way that a person behaves often without thinking
Antonyms
How Ingrained
Surface Forms
Etymology
Habitus comes from the same Latin root for 'condition' and is related to the English word habit. So a helpful way to remember this sense is to think of the 'habits' and attitudes a person learns from their life, and habitus means that set of habits and ways of thinking.