… on cultural capital and educational success fail to distinguish the different channels through
which cultural capital … Following Bourdieu, the article proposes that for cultural capital to …

… Using the data of the Project for International Student Assessment on 25 nations, I show that
cultural capital provides a relevant, but far from exhaustive, account of schooling inequalities…

… Thus biological factors such as genetic dispositions and physical conditions may also need
to be considered in models explaining the role of cultural capital in the unequal distribution …

… cultural capital is weakened in a subjective, standardized system of examination and evaluation.
Moreover, cultural capital … more from cultural capital, which is consistent with the cultural …

… unequal distribution of cultural capital by the obligations that are placed on universities to
increase the proportions of their intakes of students recruited from disadvantaged backgrounds…

… 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 …

… of cultural health capital, based on cultural capital theories, to … I propose that the notion of
cultural capital has theoretical … cultural health capital as a specialized form of cultural capital …

… argue that cultural capital and habitus … cultural capital, habitus, practice, and field. We will
then turn to a consideration of Lareau and Weininger’s critique of status-marker cultural capital …

… In the field of education, they developed a menu of concepts and empirical techniques
aimed at measuring unequal outcomes, uncovering biases and barriers to opportunity, and …

… cultural capital had no effect. Thus, we conclude that ‘primary effects’ of social origin on
schooling outcomes are manifested through cultural capital and … , and not cultural capital, affects …