Theory Underground

Episode 1 of THE SELF-LEGITIMATING JOHNSONS | Sides A and B

Nov 25, 2024
Guest
Pierre Bourdieu
The guest, Pierre Bourdieu, renowned sociologist, presents lectures that delve into complex social theories. He discusses the significance of socio-analysis and cultural distinctions, unveiling how social capital shapes our identities. Listeners are invited to engage with the new Turn Initiative, promoting community collaboration. Bourdieu humorously critiques societal views on wealth and social class, challenging conventional narratives. The podcast emphasizes language's dual role in education and the importance of nuanced understandings in sociology to navigate modern complexities.
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1
Intro
00:00 • 2min
2
Exploring Socio-Analysis and Cultural Distinction
02:22 • 5min
3
Igniting Engagement: The Turn Initiative
07:14 • 12min
4
A Thanksgiving Tale of Illness and Wealth
19:27 • 2min
5
Navigating Social Complexity: Insights from Sociology and Research
21:41 • 32min
6
Language, Learning, and Liberation
53:34 • 23min
7
Rethinking Social Class
01:17:01 • 8min
8
Rethinking Social Class
01:24:31 • 10min
9
Exploring Social Capital and Societal Frameworks
01:34:43 • 4min
10
The Complexities of Classification in Sociology
01:38:58 • 25min
11
Exploring Natural Classifications and Their Implications
02:04:19 • 4min
12
Bridging Knowledge Gaps
02:08:28 • 5min
13
Class, Culture, and Capital
02:13:02 • 22min
14
Sociological Classifications and Their Implications
02:35:23 • 16min
15
Navigating Sociological Complexities
02:51:25 • 24min
16
Social Perception & Identity
03:15:12 • 10min
17
Art, Language, and Social Structures
03:25:02 • 27min
18
Exploring the Performative Nature of Insults and Social Classification
03:52:09 • 3min
19
Exploring Sociology's Role in Power Dynamics and Legitimacy
03:54:49 • 5min
20
Navigating Legitimacy and Engaging Intellectual Community
03:59:31 • 6min
21
Navigating Loneliness: Personal Growth Through Communication
04:05:07 • 3min
22
Navigating Relationships: From Casual Encounters to Meaningful Connections
04:08:27 • 3min
23
Exploring Existentialism and Identity
04:11:17 • 6min
24
Navigating New England's Grassroots Culture
04:17:37 • 31min
25
Exploring Socio-Analysis and Lecture Essentials
04:48:53 • 5min
26
Revisiting Slavery, Heroism, and Wage Inequality
04:53:41 • 2min
27
Interconnections in Sociological Thought
04:55:40 • 34min
28
Dissent and Power Dynamics
05:29:29 • 23min
29
Reimagining Society Through Alien Anthropology
05:52:25 • 26min
30
Exploring Media Theory and Community Engagement
06:18:33 • 21min