what are the differences between objectified, embodied and institutionalized state in Bourdieu's work?

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According to Bourdieu's work Cultural Capital is divided into three states:
Objectified, Embodied and Institutionalized.

The difference between these three states are objectified state is related to cultural goods such as pictures, books, machines, etc. embodied state is the long-lasting depositions of the mind and body and institutionalized state discusses entirely original properties on the cultural capital.

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