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Pierre Bourdieu is best known as one of the world's leading sociologists. Containing his famous addresses to the assembled media masses, this work addresses both social movement activists and the establishment itself.

Pierre Bourdieu, described by The Nation as worthy of the militant mantle of Sartre and Foucault, here continues the themes advanced so successfully in his previous book Acts of Resistance. Globalization’s threat to artists and intellectuals-and how they can rebut it. Bordieu once again selects the right targets and, as always, has much to say that is incisive and enlightening.

Pierre Bourdieu, described by "The Nation" as worthy of the militant mantle of Sartre and Foucault, here continues the themes advanced so successfully in his previous book "Acts of Resistance. Firing Back" is an eloquent dissection of globalization s intellectual and cultural role throughout the world, and a discussion of the ways in which effective opposition to it can be mounted.

Pierre Bourdieu (French: ; 1 August 1930 – 23 January 2002) was a French sociologist, anthropologist, philosopher and public intellectual.

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Pierre Bourdieu, described by The Nation as "worthy of the militant mantle of Sartre and Foucault," here continues .

Pierre Bourdieu, described by The Nation as "worthy of the militant mantle of Sartre and Foucault," here continues the themes advanced so successfully in his previous book Acts of Resistance. Firing Back is an eloquent dissection of globalization's intellectual and cultural role throughout the world, and a discussion of the ways in which effective opposition to it can be mounted.