the last comments here regarding the horizon of the possible being tied to one's occupation was also an idea Mannheim promoted as the sociology of self-knowledge. People defined themselves by what they did or by what social circles they mingled within. There knowledge was thus encased within local concerns forming a limit to their perceptions of themselves. I guess, Bourdieu also carried on a variation of this thesis with his idea of 'social capital'.
the last comments here regarding the horizon of the possible being tied to one's occupation was also an idea Mannheim promoted as the sociology of self-knowledge. People defined themselves by what they did or by what social circles they mingled within. There knowledge was thus encased within local concerns forming a limit to their perceptions of themselves. I guess, Bourdieu also carried on a variation of this thesis with his idea of 'social capital'.
kingofaikido 11 months ago