doxa

is that which goes without saying because it comes without saying. It is what everyone in a society/community has so deeply internalized that it is beyond consideration.

doxa allows reproduction of the social world without dispute. 'what is essential goes without saying because it comes without saying: the tradition is silent, not least about itself as a tradition (Bourdieu Outline 167).

is the fundamental, deep-founded, unthought beliefs, taken as selfevident universals, that inform an actor's participation in a particular field.

Like Garfinkel, Bourdieu refers to doxa: the fundamental, deep-founded, unthought beliefs, taken as selfevident universals, that inform an actor's participation in a particular field.

is what everyone on a society/community has so deeply internalized that it is beyond consideration.

The doxa is what everyone on a society/community has so deeply internalized that it is beyond consideration.

is where the world of tradition maps directly onto the natural world, so that it can be taken for granted.

where the wolrd of tradition maps directly onto the natural word, so that it can be taken for granted

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