This volume of essays covers a broad field of topics and ideas derived and drawing on the work of Pierre Bourdieu. From humanist inspirations, the sociology of science, the notion of distinction, social and cultural capital interpreted within the social structure and education, Bourdieu’s understanding of journalism, the notion of political capital, theory of male domination, to Bourdieu’s own social engagement. The texts in the book were authored with diverse epistemic motivations, and therefore cannot be neatly put into a single interpretative framework.