Sentences with phrase «acquired cultural capital»

The emerging mainline had built a Protestant coalition around acquired cultural capital and the alignment of interests in promoting a civil religion for the sake of the nation.

Exchange is not merely about education and investment, it also requires Europeans to go abroad and acquire cultural capital, which can be used as a form of currency for foreign investment.

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... It's not the cultural capital of the status quo, which we here all have acquired.»

«Subcultural Capital» is described as the cultural knowledge and commodities acquired by members of a subculture, raising their status and helping differentiate them from members of other groups.

This frenetic metropolis, the country's financial and cultural capital, acquires the feel of a remote village.

Their study reveals that the use of corporal punishment is primarily determined by cultural, human, and social capital that is available to, or has already been acquired by, parents (Xu et al, 2000).