How do social forces influence the life chances of the members of society

One set of forces are the powers toward manifestation mutually exerted on each other by the fields of expression. A field of expression--an individual--is a region of energy and forces to another; it is an aspect of reality striving to be determinate, specific, within a percipient's perspective. In the sociocultural field these forces are then the fields of expression transformed to the mode of power.

For example, when we converse, the other person's words, gesticulations, posture, facial expressions, eyes, and so on constitute determinables and dispositions bearing upon us with various powers to be manifest. If he is charismatic and exciting his field of expression will command considerable power over our perception; if he is a bore we will have to exercise conscious force to maintain perceptual contact.

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