英文摘要 |
Starting from the plurality of interests, Bourdieu argues that there are as many interests as there are fields. An interest is a drive that points to external objects and is subject to objective conditions, a drive that drives people toward certain meaningful and valuable actions. Symbolic interest is denied interest. By the effect of logic of difference and the denegation of interest, symbolic interest distinguishes the undistinguished. Using the strategy of disinterestedness operates new specific interests, and rises a field of relative autonomy. Cultural fields and bureaucratic fields are two different types: the former for interest of the particular and the latter for interest of the universal. In elaborating a theory of public service and of public order, the agents had an interest in giving a universal form to their generic interests. They want monopoly of the universal. |