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Critical Realism: Ontology in an Era of Ontological Scepticism,not uncontested, and in the third part of the chapter I show challenges to this approach, particularly from a Marxist position. Moving from the ontological and epistemological to questions of methodology, the chapter next explores how critical realism might be used in applied work, drawing together

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Habitus: A Critical Realist Interpretation, habitus; and third, the perceived limitations of Bourdieu’s account of strategy in habitus. As will be shown, the three issues are intimately related. Having addressed these, the fourth part of the chapter moves this account of habitus onto a firmer ontological footing and outlines the difference t

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A Bourdieusian Approach to Institutions,roject, while also filling a gap in social critique. Drawing on Bourdieu and critical realism, in the fifth section of the chapter, I turn to the problem of institutional racism, and show the difference that a more critical engagement with the concept of institutions makes for conceptualising and ta

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