Reproduction in Education, Society and Culture

Reveals new features in the analysis of social classes and political power. Arising probably from the intense interest in cultural dominance and cultural revolution that emerged in radical movements... these investigations connect cultural phenomena firmly within the structural characteristics of a society, and begin to show how a culture produced by this structure in turn helps to maintain it. -- Tom Bottomore
The most striking successes of their work are their redefinitions of the very character of educational research... There is an especially brilliant discussion of the relations between a traditional literary culture and selection for arts courses. 
-- Raymond Williams
Useful for those doing dissertations in the area -- Dr Donna Woodhouse * drupal *
It is an excellent book that examines structural inequality from a theroetical level.
I have recommended it for purchase to our University Library. -- Mr Glen Thomas Guilfoyle * drupal *
I may recommend this book for supplimental reading but not what I had hoped it would be -- Mr Mark Timoney * drupal *
the authors analysis education and how it is based on power, and its relationship with the social system. must read for those researchng the field of education. -- Mr Noel Ronan * drupal *
This is a canonical book which I will be happy to recommend to my students. It addresses challenging areas of sociology which are directly applicable to their studies. -- Mr Steve Courtney * drupal *
A classic book which I would highly recommend for those who are social researchers. There are growing number of undergraduates who are making a good attempt in applying the theoretical framework introduced in this book. -- Ms Eva Mikuska * drupal *
A Classic text - although needs some prior understanding and knowledge of Bourdieu′s theories to fully appreciate.

Nice to have the introductions at the begining to set the scene / give context. -- Ms Kirsten Stevens-Wood * drupal *
Recommended as further reading to students interested in expanding their theoretical views on education and society. Oftentimes heavy going but worth the effort. -- Ms Nisrin AlTabba * drupal *