A Sociologist Uses Pierre Bourdieu's Concept of Cultural Capital to Conduct

Multiple Choice

A sociologist uses Pierre Bourdieu's concept of cultural capital to conduct a study of family life. To see cultural capital at play, a sociologist would look at:

A) census records that record names and dates of birth over several generations
B) tax records that show family income over a period of years
C) everyday family conversation, including parent vocabulary, tone, and general use of language
D) trends in job availability across the economy as a whole