… We begin by setting out an argument as to why sociological measures of cultural capital (…
of science-related forms of cultural capital also includes items that seek to measure science …

… ‘cultural capital light’. It is worth mentioning that some studies suggest that cultural capital
could benefit the learning of science… high-culture objects, known simply as cultural possessions …

… However, this study focuses on the transmission by parents of cultural capital and not
cultural capital itself (Robinson & Garner, Citation1985), which makes parental education …

… By contrast, I argue that culture's importance for upper class cohesion, at least in the … in the
arts. In short, I argue that the link that cultural capital theory draws between the arts and class …

… which parents transmit cultural capital, and the forms of cultural capital which are rewarded
… an operationalisation of cultural knowledge, in terms of familiarity with the arts, science and …

… science education makes to a student's cultural capital: in particular, how that capital is acquired
in the science … how that cultural capital will be relevant to their future cultural, academic, …

… the extent to which cultural capital helps to … cultural knowledge, rather than participation in
the beaux arts, is related to admissions decisions.This effect is particularly pronounced in arts …

… However, the distinctly ‘aspirational’ orientation of these arts organisations means that their
… briefly at how cultural capital has been deployed within analyses of community-based arts. I …

… of cultural capital that are not clearly linked to theory. To illustrate one possible approach to
measuring cultural capital (as opposed to individual cultural … of different cultural activities (eg, …

… -on training in the arts appears to improve students’ odds of going to college by bolstering
their human capital but not their cultural capital. Direct exposure to the arts does not appear to …