Homo academicus is a sociological analysis of the academic world. The Homo academicus, this classifier among classifiers, is subjected to his own evaluations. Neither Durkheim nor Levi-Strauss aim to analyze the forms of classification that the scientist applies or to identify the foundations of the categories of professorial understanding within the social structures of the academic world. However, the most significant advances in social science are to be expected precisely when it does not relent in its efforts to subject sociological reason to sociological critique, which means: to reveal the social genesis of its thinking categories and concepts. "The objectification of the objectifying subject cannot be bypassed." Pierre Bourdieu.