Acknowledgments  vii

Introduction. Bourdieu as a Theorist of Change / Philip S. Gorski  1

Part I. Situating Bourdieu  

1. Metaprinciples for Sociological Research in a Bourdieusian Perspective / David L. Swartz  19

2. For the Social History of the Present: Bourdieu as Historical Sociologist / Craig Calhoun  36

3. Comparative and Transnational History and the Sociology of Pierre Bourdieu: Theory and Practice / Christophe Charle  67

Part II. Theoretical Engagements  

4. Rational Choice May Take Over / Ivan Ermakoff  89

5. Toward Socioanalysis: The "Traumatic Kernel" of Psychoanalysis and Neo-Bourdieusian Theory / George Steinmetz  108

6. Dewey and Bourdieu on Democracy / Mustafa Emirbayer and Erik Schneiderhan  131

7. Spaces Between Fields / Gil Eyal  158

8. Bourdieu's Two Sociologies of Knowledge / Charles Camic  183

Part III. Historical Extensions  

9. T. H. Marshall Meets Pierre Bourdieu: Citizens and Paupers in the Development of the U. S. Welfare State / Chad Alan Goldberg  215

10. Nation-ization Struggles: A Bourdieusian Theory of Nationalism / Philip S. Gorski  242

11. Structural History and Crisis Analysis: The Literary Field in France during the Second World War / Gis� Sapiro  266

12. The Transmission of Masculinities: The Case of Early Modern France / Robert Nye  286

13. The Making of a Field with Weak Autonomy: The Case of the Sport Field in France, 18951955 / Jacques Defrance  303

Conclusion. Bourdieusian Theory and Historical Analysis: Maps, Mechanisms, and Methods / Philip S. Gorski  327

Appendix 1. English Translations of Bourdieu's Works  367

Appendix 2. Original Publication Dates of Bourdieu''s Monographs  368

Works Cited  369

Contributors  409

Index  413

Philip S. Gorski

David L. Swartz

Craig Calhoun

Christophe Charle

Ivan Ermakoff

George Steinmetz

Mustafa Emirbayer

Erik Schneriderhan

Gil Eyal

Charles Camic

Chad Alan Goldberg

Gisèle Sapiro

Robert Nye

Jacques Defrance

"This uncommonly interesting set of essays will contribute to the growing appreciation, and the productive use, of the resources contained in Bourdieu's extraordinarily rich oeuvre for the theoretical analysis of historical transformations."—Rogers Brubaker, author of Ethnicity without Groups

"In Bourdieu and Historical Analysis, Philip S. Gorski and his fellow contributors reject both the functionalist and structuralist perspectives that would view Bourdieu strictly as a reproduction theorist. They demonstrate very convincingly that Bourdieu should be seen instead as a theorist of historical transformation. This volume makes a significant scholarly contribution."—Johan Heilbron, author of The Rise of Social Theory

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