necessary in order to attain them" (Bourdieu, Logic of Practice, 53). Habitus is a set course that everyone follows unconsciously through their beliefs and practices. Various sets of objective conditions are what place individuals into different classes and status groups where they will ultimately learn and follow the respective dispositions. Therefore, habitus enacts limitations on individual's freedom which lead to no one being able to go against the dispositions of their habitus.
             In Distinction, Bourdieu defines reproduction strategies as the "set of outwardly very different practices whereby individuals and families tend unconsciously and consciously to maintain or increase their assets and consequently to maintain or improve their position in the class structure, constitute a system which, being the product of a single unifying, generative principles, tends to function and change in a systematic way" (Bourdieu, Distinction, 125). Bourdieu's use of the term reproduction is concerned with the link between original class membership and ultimate class membership through his explanation of reproduction through the education system. Bourdieu explains that when class factions, specifically the lower classes that formerly didn't make much use of the education enter the field there is a produced effect.
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