The book "Bourdieu and Marx: Practices of Critique" examines the intersection of the works of Pierre Bourdieu and Karl Marx. Divided into three parts, the book delves into topics such as domination, critique of economic practices and theories, and interpreting critique of ideology. The contributors offer fresh perspectives and re-readings of Bourdieu and Marx's texts, challenging common criticisms of Bourdieu and emphasizing the value of his work. The book also discusses the different intellectual contexts in which their ideas have developed and circulated, particularly highlighting the lack of emphasis on Bourdieu as a critic of neoliberalism and economic science in the British academic context. The text calls for further research and critical practice, emphasizing the importance of preserving intellectual inheritance and engaging with the ideas of Marx and Bourdieu to understand and challenge the present. [Extracted from the article]