Pierre Bourdieu's work continues to challenge established ways of thinking in the social and human sciences. This volume attempts, in critical dialogue with Bourdieu, to reconstruct his theories of knowledge, practice, and society, revealing the foundations of his general anthropology, which he developed throughout his academic career. It also provides insight into Bourdieu's workshop—his style of thinking and research, where self-reflection is a central and indispensable medium of the research practice itself. "The invitation to think with Bourdieu is also an invitation to think beyond and against Bourdieu whenever necessary." Loïc J. D. Wacquant.