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Julien, however, belongs to the pole. He paints abstract, jarring forms that only three critics in Paris truly understand. To Julien, "success" isn't a paycheck; it’s a nod of approval from Monsieur Vauquelin, the most feared critic in the city. In this world, losing money is often a sign of "purity." This is what Bourdieu calls the "world turned upside down," where the economic loser is the symbolic winner. The Power of the "Habitus"
Bourdieu defines a as a structured social space with its own set of rules, stakes, and rewards. Imagine it like a game: The Players: Writers, artists, critics, and publishers. the field of cultural production bourdieu pdf better
: Bourdieu identifies a tension between two principles: Julien, however, belongs to the pole