Drury 338-9: "Bourdieu [in Distinction] seems astonished to discover that a decent education 'inculcates' aesthetic sophistication and analytical skills in fields other than those prescribed in the curriculum and beyond its reading lists. He thus betrays ignorance of (what should be) the fundamental purpose of education--the development of an aesthetic sensibility supported by the ability to think clearly, analytically, and, above all, independently."