… their human capital but not their cultural capital. … girls who report library-going have a
higher probability of elite college attendance, as do girls with library-going parents; though girls …

… the cultural participation of eighth-grade boys and girls and … forms of cultural capital:
objectified cultural capital, which … as works of art; institutionalized cultural capital, which refers to …

… gender was seen to have one of the largest effects: when controlling for all other factors, girls
were much more tolerant than boys. The findings are discussed in relation to theories about …

… girls. On the other hand, School B represented a very high achieving school with many pupils
(boys and girls) … —assessed by the CXC examinations—for girls was still higher than boys. …

… of the concept of cultural capital, and have surveyed pupils on both their own and their
parents' cultural capital. I will conclude that cultural capital is transmitted within the home and …

… While none of the working-class boys or girls originally assigned to the group have managed
to survive the designation of being a ‘G&T’, Navid and Yussef are both thriving in the group …

… in the development of his thinking on cultural capital. The second set of literature includes
… : (1) Is cultural capital an individual or a household resource? (2) How does cultural capital …

… a school approved form of cultural capital. Through the voices of these boys, a powerful sense
… of educational reform for girls are fundamental to educational reform for boys, the voices …

… status cultures, and on Bourdieu's work on cultural capital, … component of 'status culture
participation-cultural capital-on one … cultural interests were part of the good student role for girls, …

… and adolescence and differences in cultural capital are reflected in … (2) How does the cultural
capital acquired during childhood, … (3) How do sport habitus and cultural capital assign in …