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In case anybody is interested, this article is an incredible example of the relationship between the Bourdieu's forms of capital - cultural, social, economic and symbolic - especially the relationship between cultural capital and symbolic capital. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/10/fashion/10crashers.html?_r=1 Bourdieu certainly does give you a lot to think about. Michael
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