Class acts? Working class student officers in students' unions
Class acts? Working class student officers in students' unions
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阶级行为？
DOI：
10.1080/01425692.2019.1707066
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发表时间：
2019
影响因子：
2.1
通讯作者：
Squire R
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作者：
Squire R
本文探讨了最近出现的“工人阶级学生干事”的角色，在学生会与英国精英大学。这些学生代表的作用是为了代表工人阶级学生在他们的大学的利益，并坐在旁边的解放团体和/或学生社区的学生代表。基于对postholders的采访，并使用布迪厄的惯习和场的概念和雷伊的应用程序的“自反性惯习”，我探讨了这些学生如何来断言一个公共和政治的“工人阶级学生”的身份在他们的大学。他们的评论揭示了“类的气质”的背景下，学生都非常清楚的要求承认和“类的隐性伤害”，并提供了一个洞察工人阶级的学生如何找到新的方法来导航他们的阶级身份在他。
This article explores the recent emergence of ‘working-class student officer’ roles in students’ unions associated with elite UK universities. These student representative roles are designed to represent the interests of working-class students within their universities and sit alongside student representatives for liberation groups and/or student communities. Based on interviews with postholders and using Bourdieu’s concepts of habitus and field and Reay’s applications of a ‘reflexive habitus’, I explore how these students have come to assert a public and political ‘working-class student’ identity within their universities. Their commentaries reveal the ‘makings of class’ in a context where students are very aware of claims for recognition and the ‘hidden injuries of class’ and offer an insight into how working-class students are finding new ways to navigate their classed identities in HE.