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Pour Bourdieu: « Comme, dʼune part, les structures du monde social sont (...) dans les structures mentales et, dʼautre part, les contraintes objectives limitent le champ des possibles, la liberté des agents nʼest pas contradictoire avec un résultat statistique global marqué par la reproduction. La ressemblance des comportements nʼimplique donc pas ʻlʼobéissance à des règlesʻ »
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