Language and Symbolic Power¶
Bourdieu, P. (1991). Language and Symbolic Power. Harvard University Press.
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- Cultural Hegemony
- Digital platforms exercise hegemonic power through design defaults and recommendation algorithms that make certain modes of social life (public-by-default, engagement-optimized, market-mediated) seem natural while alternatives feel effortful or marginal — a contemporary instance of what Bourdieu (1991) analyzed as symbolic power exercised through the apparently neutral medium of language and convention.
This sourceAnalyzes how linguistic markets, accent, and 'legitimate language' exercise symbolic power through apparently neutral communicative norms.
- Digital platforms exercise hegemonic power through design defaults and recommendation algorithms that make certain modes of social life (public-by-default, engagement-optimized, market-mediated) seem natural while alternatives feel effortful or marginal — a contemporary instance of what Bourdieu (1991) analyzed as symbolic power exercised through the apparently neutral medium of language and convention.
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