Science of Science and Reflexivity
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...This perspective is helpful in mapping out the different actors in Azerbaijani field of gendered politics, and enables one to acquire “an instrument for forecasting the probable behaviors of agents occupying different positions within that distribution” ([7], p....
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...…that they apply to the other sciences, sociologists have to convert reflexivity into a disposition constitutive of their scientific habitus . . . (Bourdieu 2004, 89) But sociologists must first avoid the temptation of indulging in the type of reflexivity that could be called narcissistic, not…...
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...(Bourdieu 2004, 91) Making this distinction in no way depreciates what a practitioner’s reflection-inaction, or retrospectively alone, or with peers, or with others such as customers or complete outsiders, can accomplish: it argues for what reflexivity as a shared discipline can distinctively…...
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...(Bourdieu 2004, 89) To this one should add, to complete the marking of the difference from narcissistic reflexivity, that reformist reflexivity is not something done by one person alone and that it can exert its full effect only if it is incumbent upon all the agents engaged in the field....
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...…which is founded on the validation of male domination, and functions in relation to women through the subtle exercise of ‘symbolic violence’ so that they themselves confirm that by their nature they are destined for specific work, such as for example the teaching profession (Bourdieu, 2007b:74)....
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...Gender differentiation is found only in the fact that the female students use the concept of vocation as ‘social contribution and help’, expressing once again the ‘power of the construct’ in the division of labour (Bourdieu, 2007:184)....
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...Besides, as Bourdieu characteristically mentions, women are expected to be ‘feminine and full of caring’ (Bourdieu, 2007b:129)....
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...This choice is the result of the harmonious meeting of the dispositions which they have incorporated and the positions which these occupy within the specific field each time such as, in this case, the educational field (Bourdieu, 2007b: 115-116)....
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...Besides, a job’s status is differentiated depending on whether the job is performed by men or women and each job is ‘conceived’ of differently based on the gender division of its performance (Maruani & Nicle, 1989:15; Bourdieu, 2007b:120)....
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