Homo Academicus
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- 社会学、教育学、人类学等专业的研究生与青年教师
- 正在经历论文发表、职称评审压力的高校“青椒”
- 对法国思想史以及福柯、德里达一代学人感兴趣的一般读者
- 关注教育不平等与阶层再生产议题的政策研究者
Not a good fit for
- 希望读到轻松学术八卦或名人轶事的闲读者
- 完全没有社会学基础、第一次接触布迪厄的入门读者
Reading tips
- 先读《总序》与第1章,弄清布迪厄的“场域”“资本”概念,再进入统计部分。
- 第3、4章图表密集,可对照附录2、附录4的说明去读,不要跳过图表直接看结论。
- 读完正文后再读《后记:二十年后》,回看作者本人如何反思这本书的方法与局限。
- 若觉得译文拗口,可参考台版李沅洳译本或英文版对照阅读关键段落。
About the publisher
Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House takes modern and contemporary Chinese literature and folk literature as important publishing directions, while also covering social novels, classic works, and prose and miscellaneous writings, and has long introduced foreign literature and philosophical works. Its books include masterpieces such as Lao She's Teahouse and Camel Xiangzi, Lu Xun's Call to Arms and Wandering and Dawn Blossoms Plucked at Dusk, and Xiao Hong's Tales of Hulan River, as well as translations such as Gilles Deleuze's Nietzsche and Philosophy, Erich Maria Remarque's All Quiet on the Western Front, and The Pillars of the Earth trilogy. Its authors include Lao She, Lu Xun, Xiao Hong, Zhou Ying, Liu Yuyu, and Jiang Yi, reflecting a publishing character that balances original literature, academic translation, and general reading.
Contents
- List of Charts and Tables
- General Preface | Reclaiming the Boya Humanities
- 1 A 'Book to Be Burned'?
- 2 The Conflict of the Faculties
- 3 Types of Capital and Forms of Power
- 4 Defense of the Group and Breaking of the Balance
- 5 The Critical Moment
- Appendix 1: Sources of Research Data
- Appendix 2: Changes in Faculty Morphology [Tables 1(a, b, c)], Changes in Disciplinary Morphology [Tables 2(a, b)]
- Appendix 3: The French Intellectual Hit Parade, or Who Judges the Legitimacy of the Jury?
- Appendix 4: Correspondence Analysis
- Postscript: Twenty Years Later
- Index
FAQ
这本书和《不发表,就出局》是同一本吗?
需要先懂布迪厄的理论才能读吗?
简体中文版和台版有什么不同?
书里的数据是不是太老了?
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About the author
Pierre Boulle was a French writer best known for two widely read novels that differ greatly in subject: The Bridge on the River Kwai and Planet of the Apes. The former is set against war and focuses on human situations and choices in extreme circumstances; the latter uses a science-fiction premise to explore questions about society and human nature. The two works are classified respectively under foreign literature and science fiction, and both were adapted into films, extending their influence to a broader readership and audience. Public information about his life is limited: his nationality, dates of birth and death, and educational background are not reliably recorded in the available material, so no inferences are made here. Judging only from the two representative works in the collection, Boulle's writing spans war narrative and science-fiction fable, showing a wide range of subjects, and his works often use concrete plots to carry observations about people and society, which is one reason he continues to be read by Chinese readers.