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From Symbolic Consistency to Synecdochic Strategies,ther signifiers have already revealed about the standing of an individual or group. Yet there are also cases where distinction passes mainly through certain elements that are of paramount value. Of course, a limited display may be interpreted in terms of an inability to cover a wider register of sta

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,‘Distinction through Taste’ Revisited, over the past few decades. This literature is in many ways characteristic of contemporary sociological work on social distinction. On the one hand, it develops extremely sophisticated analyses. On the other, it is also rather dogmatic in its assumptions and deductive in its form of reasoning.

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Strategic or Unconscious Grounds?,us dispositions. Firmly entrenched behind their meta-theoretical assumptions, scholars thus tend to venture in almost opposite directions. Through this important question, we plainly see how the fact of being dependent on – I am tempted to say prisoner of – grand systemic explanations confines analy

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Jean-Pascal Daloztravel at great speeds and be amply reproducible, the asynchronous character of memory has become an enduring object of fascination. Digital mediums further boast the capacity to manufacture an image of the world without ever having to come into contact with that world, be it objects, landscapes, or

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Jean-Pascal Daloztravel at great speeds and be amply reproducible, the asynchronous character of memory has become an enduring object of fascination. Digital mediums further boast the capacity to manufacture an image of the world without ever having to come into contact with that world, be it objects, landscapes, or

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Jean-Pascal Dalozshould ideally be validated, there are trade-offs to consider in validation studies. Finally, it is vital that epidemiologic data only be collected if procedures are in place for referring individuals identified as in need of care. Drawing on case studies from Haiti and Nigeria, I demonstrate some o