Pierre Bourdieu

Habitus: Cultural habitat which becomes internalised in the form of dispositions to act, think, and feel in certain ways. A set of culturally determined bodily dispositions which have no representative content and at no stage pass through consciousness. E.g., the disposition to stand different distances from people in different circumstances; the disposition to behave or think in a racist was (e.g., someone who simply sees people from another race as ‘shifty’ or ‘arrogant’).