Knowledge, Habit, Practice, Skill
Year:
2015Published in:
Journal of Philosophical ResearchAccording to Pierre Bourdieu, practices and habits are out the realm of rationality; this claim about their nature explains their peculiar resistance to rational revision. I argue that one can explain the fact that practices and habits are difficult to revise, without abandoning the view that they are within the space of reasons.
Related by author
56 publications found
The Emergency Manager: Strategic Racism, Technocracy, And The Poisoning Of Flint'S Children
Publisher: The Good Society
Authors: Jason Stanley
How Propaganda Works
Publisher: Princeton University Press
Authors: Jason Stanley
II—Jason Stanley: Hornsby On The Phenomenology Of Speech
Publisher: The Aristotelian Society Supplementary Volume
Authors: Jason Stanley, Jennifer Hornsby
Knowing How
Publisher: The Journal of Philosophy
Authors: Jason Stanley, Timothy Williamson
Is The United States A ‘Racial Democracy’
Publisher: New York Times
Authors: Jason Stanley, Vesla Weaver
When Free Speech Becomes A Political Weapon
Publisher: The Chronicle of Higher Education
Authors: Jason Stanley, Kate Manne
Truth And Metatheory In Frege
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Authors: Jason Stanley
Is Epistemology Tainted?
Publisher: Disputatio
Authors: Jason Stanley
Knowledge And Practical Interests
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Authors: Jason Stanley
Buffalo Shooting: How White Replacement Theory Keeps Inspiring Mass Murder
Publisher: The Guardian
Authors: Jason Stanley