constructivist structuralism

is a way of seeing the social world that does away with dualisms, such as object/subject, and structure/agent. Bourdieu sees a dialectical tension between constructive and structuring social elements.

Constructivist structuralism: Constructivist structuralism is Pierre Bourdieu's theoretical perspective. It's a way of seeing the social world that does away with dualisms, such as object/subject, and structure/agent. Bourdieu sees a dialectical tension between constructive and structuring social elements. The dialectic indicates that the elements are in tension (structuring and constructing) one with another and that the outcome includes both but is different than either. See habitus. (net)

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constructivist structuralism