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submerged welfare states

To the extent that Republicans cut the benefits their base relies upon, they do risk legislative consequences — presuming those benefits are sufficiently obvious. Not every fight is going to play out like the aborted effort at AC A repeal, however. Much of our welfare state is “submerged,” as Suzan…

—p.172 Catalyst Vol. 1 No. 2 The Tea Party in Retrospect (167) by Vanessa Williamson
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Bourdieu's way of changing the world

[...] One hypothesis to explain the attraction of Bourdieu’s work is that it turns the potentially radical energy of social critique inward, thereby creating a form of political engagement that promises the attainable goal of accumulating “symbolic power” in lieu of confronting real exploitation an…

—p.134 Bourdieu's Class Theory: The Academic as Revolutionary (107) by Dylan Riley
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false consciousness

French degree holders thus were in the grips of a form of false consciousness. They thought their degrees entitled them to certain positions that would have been available to them in a previous state of the field, but these positions were becoming scarce as more people entered higher education.

—p.128 Bourdieu's Class Theory: The Academic as Revolutionary (107) by Dylan Riley
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lacuna

the term capitalism, in contrast to capital, appears almost nowhere in his work. This lacuna weakens his account of reproduction,

—p.124 Bourdieu's Class Theory: The Academic as Revolutionary (107) by Dylan Riley
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