Subspecies of Symbolic Capital within Ordinary Management
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Resumo: | The objective of this paper is to propose the acknowledgement of subspecies of symbolic capital in the context of everyday work practices within the framework of Ordinary Management, a perspective which is relevant and scarcely discussed in Administration. It consists of a perspective which is distant from the mainstream of Administration and fosters observation as a way to comprehend other forms of management related to the everyday life of the ordinary man. As a result, we reflect upon the necessity of acknowledging resources and capitals which are particular to this manner of performing management, in which economic and cultural capitals are lacking, and capitals must be observed based on their symbolic effects. We base the discussion of this proposal on the theoretical-epistemic approaches of Michel de Certeau, about the art of creating everyday life, and of Pierre Bourdieu, about the perspectives of symbolic capital within the context of the theory of practices. We assume the plurality of the concept of capitals but, moreover, we try to bring the understanding of capital closer to the reality of an Ordinary Management. Therefore, we propose an inversion of the common perspectives on capital, related to “distinction” and “glamour” and fostered by the dominant mindset in Administration. We suggest acknowledging subspecies of symbolic capital which inhabit the popular, the “vulgar” and, consequently, not “distinctive”. This paper contributes to organizational studies by opening up space for the recognition of the resources which configure the practices of management of small subsistence entrepreneurship, which express the everyday reality of businesses in the context of emerging countries. |
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Subspecies of Symbolic Capital within Ordinary ManagementSubespécies de Capital Simbólico no Contexto da Gestão Ordináriasubespécies de capital simbólicocotidianoCerteau e Bourdieuempreendimentos de sobrevivênciaestudos organizacionaissubspecies of symbolic capitaleveryday workCerteau and Bourdieusubsistence entrepreneurshiporganizational studiesThe objective of this paper is to propose the acknowledgement of subspecies of symbolic capital in the context of everyday work practices within the framework of Ordinary Management, a perspective which is relevant and scarcely discussed in Administration. It consists of a perspective which is distant from the mainstream of Administration and fosters observation as a way to comprehend other forms of management related to the everyday life of the ordinary man. As a result, we reflect upon the necessity of acknowledging resources and capitals which are particular to this manner of performing management, in which economic and cultural capitals are lacking, and capitals must be observed based on their symbolic effects. We base the discussion of this proposal on the theoretical-epistemic approaches of Michel de Certeau, about the art of creating everyday life, and of Pierre Bourdieu, about the perspectives of symbolic capital within the context of the theory of practices. We assume the plurality of the concept of capitals but, moreover, we try to bring the understanding of capital closer to the reality of an Ordinary Management. Therefore, we propose an inversion of the common perspectives on capital, related to “distinction” and “glamour” and fostered by the dominant mindset in Administration. We suggest acknowledging subspecies of symbolic capital which inhabit the popular, the “vulgar” and, consequently, not “distinctive”. This paper contributes to organizational studies by opening up space for the recognition of the resources which configure the practices of management of small subsistence entrepreneurship, which express the everyday reality of businesses in the context of emerging countries. O objetivo deste ensaio teórico é defender o reconhecimento de subespécies de capital simbólico, diante do contexto das práticas cotidianas de trabalho, da gestão ordinária. O tema da gestão ordinária é relevante e escasso na área de administração. Trata-se de uma perspectiva que se distancia do mainstream da administração e fomenta o olhar para compreender outras formas de gestão relacionadas ao cotidiano do Homem ordinário. Portanto, refletimos sobre a necessidade de reconhecer recursos e capitais peculiares a essa maneira comum de realizar gestão, na qual o capital econômico e cultural são precários aos seus agentes e os capitais precisam ser reconhecidos a partir dos efeitos do simbólico. Assim, discutimos essa proposta a partir das abordagens teórico- pistêmicas de Michel de Certeau sobre a arte de fazer o cotidiano e a perspectiva de capital simbólico no contexto teórico da prática de Pierre Bourdieu. Assumimos a pluralidade do conceito de capital, mas, sobretudo, buscamos aproximar a compreensão de capital à realidade de uma gestão ordinária. Portanto, propomos uma inversão da comum perspectiva de capital relacionada ao “distinto” e ao “glamour”, fomentada em uma concepção dominante da administração. Sugerimos reconhecer subespécies de capital simbólico, que habitam o popular, o “vulgar”, logo, o não “distinto”. Este estudo contribui para os estudos organizacionais ao abrir espaço para que se reconheçam os recursos que configuram a prática da gestão de pequenos empreendimentos de sobrevivência, que expressam a realidade cotidiana de empreendimentos no contexto de países emergentes. Núcleo de Pós-graduação em Administração, Escola de Administração, UFBA2022-07-13info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfapplication/pdfhttps://periodicos.ufba.br/index.php/revistaoes/article/view/43263Organizações & Sociedade; Vol. 29 No. 102 (2022)Organizações & Sociedade; v. 29 n. 102 (2022)1984-92301413-585Xreponame:Organizações & Sociedade (Online)instname:Universidade Federal da Bahia (UFBA)instacron:UFBAengporhttps://periodicos.ufba.br/index.php/revistaoes/article/view/43263/27168https://periodicos.ufba.br/index.php/revistaoes/article/view/43263/27169Copyright (c) 2022 Organizações & Sociedadeinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessEuflausino, Mariana AparecidaIchikawa, Elisa Yoshie2022-07-13T21:01:35Zoai:ojs.periodicos.ufba.br:article/43263Revistahttp://www.revistaoes.ufba.br/PUBhttps://old.scielo.br/oai/scielo-oai.phpcandidab@ufba.br||revistaoes@ufba.br1984-92301413-585Xopendoar:2022-07-13T21:01:35Organizações & Sociedade (Online) - Universidade Federal da Bahia (UFBA)false |
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Subspecies of Symbolic Capital within Ordinary Management Subespécies de Capital Simbólico no Contexto da Gestão Ordinária |
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Subspecies of Symbolic Capital within Ordinary Management |
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Subspecies of Symbolic Capital within Ordinary Management Euflausino, Mariana Aparecida subespécies de capital simbólico cotidiano Certeau e Bourdieu empreendimentos de sobrevivência estudos organizacionais subspecies of symbolic capital everyday work Certeau and Bourdieu subsistence entrepreneurship organizational studies |
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Subspecies of Symbolic Capital within Ordinary Management |
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Subspecies of Symbolic Capital within Ordinary Management |
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Subspecies of Symbolic Capital within Ordinary Management |
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Subspecies of Symbolic Capital within Ordinary Management |
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Subspecies of Symbolic Capital within Ordinary Management |
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Euflausino, Mariana Aparecida |
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Euflausino, Mariana Aparecida Ichikawa, Elisa Yoshie |
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Ichikawa, Elisa Yoshie |
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Euflausino, Mariana Aparecida Ichikawa, Elisa Yoshie |
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subespécies de capital simbólico cotidiano Certeau e Bourdieu empreendimentos de sobrevivência estudos organizacionais subspecies of symbolic capital everyday work Certeau and Bourdieu subsistence entrepreneurship organizational studies |
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subespécies de capital simbólico cotidiano Certeau e Bourdieu empreendimentos de sobrevivência estudos organizacionais subspecies of symbolic capital everyday work Certeau and Bourdieu subsistence entrepreneurship organizational studies |
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The objective of this paper is to propose the acknowledgement of subspecies of symbolic capital in the context of everyday work practices within the framework of Ordinary Management, a perspective which is relevant and scarcely discussed in Administration. It consists of a perspective which is distant from the mainstream of Administration and fosters observation as a way to comprehend other forms of management related to the everyday life of the ordinary man. As a result, we reflect upon the necessity of acknowledging resources and capitals which are particular to this manner of performing management, in which economic and cultural capitals are lacking, and capitals must be observed based on their symbolic effects. We base the discussion of this proposal on the theoretical-epistemic approaches of Michel de Certeau, about the art of creating everyday life, and of Pierre Bourdieu, about the perspectives of symbolic capital within the context of the theory of practices. We assume the plurality of the concept of capitals but, moreover, we try to bring the understanding of capital closer to the reality of an Ordinary Management. Therefore, we propose an inversion of the common perspectives on capital, related to “distinction” and “glamour” and fostered by the dominant mindset in Administration. We suggest acknowledging subspecies of symbolic capital which inhabit the popular, the “vulgar” and, consequently, not “distinctive”. This paper contributes to organizational studies by opening up space for the recognition of the resources which configure the practices of management of small subsistence entrepreneurship, which express the everyday reality of businesses in the context of emerging countries. |
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