Sankoff and Laberge used this thinker’s concept of a “linguistic marketplace” to predict dialect variation in Montreal. Michèle Lamont’s cross-cultural critiques of this thinker grew into studies of boundary work. The “omnivorousness” thesis challenges a theory of this thinker that popularized multiple correspondence analysis. This thinker described professors as a “double negation between the artist and bourgeois” in Homo Academicus. This thinker created an equation whose entire right side consists of the term “practice” in a work that popularized the sociological concept of “fields” to describe dispositions called habitus. This author of Outline of a Theory of Practice wrote that “taste classifies, and it classifies the classifier.” For 10 points, name this French sociologist who analyzed the cultural capital of the ruling classes in Distinction. ■END■
ANSWER: Pierre Bourdieu (“boord-YUH”)
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