Philip S. Gorski is Professor of Sociology and of Religious Studies at Yale University, where he directs the European Studies Council and codirects the Center for Comparative Research and the MacMillan Initiative on Religion, Politics, and Society. He is the author of The Protestant Ethic Revisited and The Disciplinary Revolution: Calvinism and the Rise of the State in Early Modern Europe.

• Acknowledgments viiIntroduction. Bourdieu as a Theorist of Change / Philip S. Gorski 1Part I. Situating Bourdieu 1. Metaprinciples for Sociological Research in a Bourdieusian Perspective / David L. Swartz 192. For the Social History of the Present: Bourdieu as Historical Sociologist / Craig Calhoun 363. Comparative and Transnational History and the Sociology of Pierre Bourdieu: Theory and Practice / Christophe Charle 67Part II. Theoretical Engagements 4. Rational Choice May Take Over / Ivan Ermakoff 895. Toward Socioanalysis: The "Traumatic Kernel" of Psychoanalysis and Neo-Bourdieusian Theory / George Steinmetz 1086. Dewey and Bourdieu on Democracy / Mustafa Emirbayer and Erik Schneiderhan 1317. Spaces Between Fields / Gil Eyal 1588. Bourdieu's Two Sociologies of Knowledge / Charles Camic 183Part 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 21510. Nation-ization Struggles: A Bourdieusian Theory of Nationalism / Philip S. Gorski 24211. Structural History and Crisis Analysis: The Literary Field in France during the Second World War / GisÈle Sapiro 26612. The Transmission of Masculinities: The Case of Early Modern France / Robert Nye 28613. The Making of a Field with Weak Autonomy: The Case of the Sport Field in France, 1895–1955 / Jacques Defrance 303Conclusion. Bourdieusian Theory and Historical Analysis: Maps, Mechanisms, and Methods / Philip S. Gorski 327Appendix 1. English Translations of Bourdieu's Works 367Appendix 2. Original Publication Dates of Bourdieu''s Monographs 368Works Cited 369Contributors 409Index 413

"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 "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 “This edited collection is the first to place at center stage the contributions to the study of social transformation made by French sociologist, Pierre Bourdieu…. For sociologists, this volume expands the possibilities for doing more historical research using Bourdieu’s thought.”- Deborah Reed-Danahy (H-France, H-Net Reviews) “[H]ighly scholarly and very useful….engaging…the final part on empirical applications of Bourdieusian themes was also fascinating, analyzing with great cogency classification struggles in the arenas of welfare and nationalism.”- Dennis Smith (Sociological Review) “The collection is of remarkably consistent quality, and the book is a paradigm example of when essays deserve to be published together as a book. Each chapter gains greater significance when all are read together.” - Arthur Frank (Canadian Journal of Sociology) "An enriching read for historians and sociologists preoccupied with understanding intellectual change vis-À-vis rapid social transformations and crises. It is hard to imagine anything more pertinent." - Marcus Hernando (Political Studies Review)

Philip S. Gorski is Professor of Sociology and of Religious Studies at Yale University, where he directs the European Studies Council and codirects the Center for Comparative Research and the MacMillan Initiative on Religion, Politics, and Society. He is the author of The Protestant Ethic Revisited and The Disciplinary Revolution: Calvinism and the Rise of the State in Early Modern Europe.

• Acknowledgments viiIntroduction. Bourdieu as a Theorist of Change / Philip S. Gorski 1Part I. Situating Bourdieu 1. Metaprinciples for Sociological Research in a Bourdieusian Perspective / David L. Swartz 192. For the Social History of the Present: Bourdieu as Historical Sociologist / Craig Calhoun 363. Comparative and Transnational History and the Sociology of Pierre Bourdieu: Theory and Practice / Christophe Charle 67Part II. Theoretical Engagements 4. Rational Choice May Take Over / Ivan Ermakoff 895. Toward Socioanalysis: The "Traumatic Kernel" of Psychoanalysis and Neo-Bourdieusian Theory / George Steinmetz 1086. Dewey and Bourdieu on Democracy / Mustafa Emirbayer and Erik Schneiderhan 1317. Spaces Between Fields / Gil Eyal 1588. Bourdieu's Two Sociologies of Knowledge / Charles Camic 183Part 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 21510. Nation-ization Struggles: A Bourdieusian Theory of Nationalism / Philip S. Gorski 24211. Structural History and Crisis Analysis: The Literary Field in France during the Second World War / GisÈle Sapiro 26612. The Transmission of Masculinities: The Case of Early Modern France / Robert Nye 28613. The Making of a Field with Weak Autonomy: The Case of the Sport Field in France, 1895–1955 / Jacques Defrance 303Conclusion. Bourdieusian Theory and Historical Analysis: Maps, Mechanisms, and Methods / Philip S. Gorski 327Appendix 1. English Translations of Bourdieu's Works 367Appendix 2. Original Publication Dates of Bourdieu''s Monographs 368Works Cited 369Contributors 409Index 413

"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 "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 “This edited collection is the first to place at center stage the contributions to the study of social transformation made by French sociologist, Pierre Bourdieu…. For sociologists, this volume expands the possibilities for doing more historical research using Bourdieu’s thought.”- Deborah Reed-Danahy (H-France, H-Net Reviews) “[H]ighly scholarly and very useful….engaging…the final part on empirical applications of Bourdieusian themes was also fascinating, analyzing with great cogency classification struggles in the arenas of welfare and nationalism.”- Dennis Smith (Sociological Review) “The collection is of remarkably consistent quality, and the book is a paradigm example of when essays deserve to be published together as a book. Each chapter gains greater significance when all are read together.” - Arthur Frank (Canadian Journal of Sociology) "An enriching read for historians and sociologists preoccupied with understanding intellectual change vis-À-vis rapid social transformations and crises. It is hard to imagine anything more pertinent." - Marcus Hernando (Political Studies Review)

Philip S. Gorski is Professor of Sociology and of Religious Studies at Yale University, where he directs the European Studies Council and codirects the Center for Comparative Research and the MacMillan Initiative on Religion, Politics, and Society. He is the author of The Protestant Ethic Revisited and The Disciplinary Revolution: Calvinism and the Rise of the State in Early Modern Europe.

• Acknowledgments viiIntroduction. Bourdieu as a Theorist of Change / Philip S. Gorski 1Part I. Situating Bourdieu 1. Metaprinciples for Sociological Research in a Bourdieusian Perspective / David L. Swartz 192. For the Social History of the Present: Bourdieu as Historical Sociologist / Craig Calhoun 363. Comparative and Transnational History and the Sociology of Pierre Bourdieu: Theory and Practice / Christophe Charle 67Part II. Theoretical Engagements 4. Rational Choice May Take Over / Ivan Ermakoff 895. Toward Socioanalysis: The "Traumatic Kernel" of Psychoanalysis and Neo-Bourdieusian Theory / George Steinmetz 1086. Dewey and Bourdieu on Democracy / Mustafa Emirbayer and Erik Schneiderhan 1317. Spaces Between Fields / Gil Eyal 1588. Bourdieu's Two Sociologies of Knowledge / Charles Camic 183Part 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 21510. Nation-ization Struggles: A Bourdieusian Theory of Nationalism / Philip S. Gorski 24211. Structural History and Crisis Analysis: The Literary Field in France during the Second World War / GisÈle Sapiro 26612. The Transmission of Masculinities: The Case of Early Modern France / Robert Nye 28613. The Making of a Field with Weak Autonomy: The Case of the Sport Field in France, 1895–1955 / Jacques Defrance 303Conclusion. Bourdieusian Theory and Historical Analysis: Maps, Mechanisms, and Methods / Philip S. Gorski 327Appendix 1. English Translations of Bourdieu's Works 367Appendix 2. Original Publication Dates of Bourdieu''s Monographs 368Works Cited 369Contributors 409Index 413

"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 "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 “This edited collection is the first to place at center stage the contributions to the study of social transformation made by French sociologist, Pierre Bourdieu…. For sociologists, this volume expands the possibilities for doing more historical research using Bourdieu’s thought.”- Deborah Reed-Danahy (H-France, H-Net Reviews) “[H]ighly scholarly and very useful….engaging…the final part on empirical applications of Bourdieusian themes was also fascinating, analyzing with great cogency classification struggles in the arenas of welfare and nationalism.”- Dennis Smith (Sociological Review) “The collection is of remarkably consistent quality, and the book is a paradigm example of when essays deserve to be published together as a book. Each chapter gains greater significance when all are read together.” - Arthur Frank (Canadian Journal of Sociology) "An enriching read for historians and sociologists preoccupied with understanding intellectual change vis-À-vis rapid social transformations and crises. It is hard to imagine anything more pertinent." - Marcus Hernando (Political Studies Review)