Introduction Bourdieu in Algeria. Wartime Ethnographer. An Ethnography of Rupture. Between Two Worlds. Berber Cultural Movement. Outline of the Volume. Works Cited. Second-Level Developments. Practice and Metapragmatics. Kabyle Ethnography: Between Politics and Theory. Literacy: The Great Divide?
Bachelors in Lesquire: The Ball. Uprooted Algerian Peasants: The Camp. Habitus and Social Reproduction. Philosophical Transpositions and the Ethnography of Kabylia. Bourdieu, North Africa, and Habitus. Sociology as Contact Sport. The Written and the Spoken Word. Social Theory and Social Context.
Sociological Apperception. Beyond the French Intellectual Field. Source Acknowledgments. In the France Overseas Series. Series Editors Philip Boucher, A. Johnston, James D.
Le Sueur, and Tyler Stovall. Acknowledgment for previously published material appears on p. Goodman and Paul A. Bourdieu, Pierre, ——Criticism and interpretation. Ethnologists—Algeria— Kabylia—Biography. Ethnology—Algeria— Kabylia—Fieldwork. Kabyles—Algeria—Social life and customs. Kabylia Algeria —Social life and customs. Goodman, Jane E. Silverstein, Paul A. This book has been a long time in the making. Dale Eickelman believed in the book from the beginning; we are grateful for his vision and guidance.
Michael Herzfeld and Stefania Pandolfo offered invaluable comments and strong encouragement. Jeremy Lane provided a critical reading of the entire manuscript; we thank him along with anonymous press reviewers.
