Acts Of Resistance by Pierre Bourdieu

"Acts of Resistance" is a critical examination of the negative impacts of neoliberal policies on various aspects of society, including culture, education, and the economy. The book argues that these policies, which prioritize market values and corporate interests, undermine the foundations of democratic life and social justice. The author, a prominent sociologist, calls for intellectuals and citizens to resist these trends by defending the values of public welfare and social solidarity. Through a series of essays, the book explores the ways in which power and media manipulate public opinion and emphasizes the importance of critical thinking and collective action in the face of growing inequality and social fragmentation.

The 7784th greatest book of all time


Published
1998
Nationality
French
Type
Nonfiction
Pages
96-112
Words
Unknown
Original Language
French

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