objectified state

objectified state
соц. объективированное состояние (по П. Бурдье: принятие капиталом овеществленных форм, которые доступны непосредственному наблюдению и передаче в их физической, предметной форме)

the objectified state of cultural capital is represented by cultural goods, material objects such as books, paintings, instruments, or machines — культурный капитал в объективированном состоянии представлен культурными благами, материальными объектами, такими как книги, живопись, инструменты, машины

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