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Class inequality, which has ruled since the past, has reached its highest level with capitalist processes. When both philosophers and sociologists are looking for the main causes of this issue, different opinions are revealed. Especially with economic inequality, the view that class inequality has occurred has been in an effective position for a long period of time. With the changing world conditions, the basic cause of inequality is not only economic, but also social and cultural, and it is accepted by many thinkers. This is the case with the French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu. Bourdieu, who deals with capital in four different ways, has applied to concepts such as habitus, field, while explaining these types of capital. In this study, the Parasite film, directed by Bong Joon-ho on class inequality, was selected as an example. The film tells the two families living under different conditions, read by Bourdieu’s habitus and capital concepts. Scenes that do not include habitus and capital that make up the limitation of the work have not been included in the analysis of the work. In this study using the visual analysis method, the aim is to be able to demonstrate through the Parasite film that the subtext of the film and class inequality are actually related to all kinds of capital.

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Özet:

Class inequality, which has reigned since the past, has reached the highest level with capitalist processes. When the main causes of this issue, which both philosophers and sociologists have problems, are searched, different opinions are put forward. The view that class inequality also occurs, especially with economic inequality, has been in an active position for a long time. With the changing world conditions, it is accepted by many thinkers that the root cause of inequality is not only economic but also social and cultural. French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu is at the top of these thinkers. Treating capital in four different ways, Bourdieu applied concep-ts such as habitus, space when describing these types of capital. In this study, the Parasite film directed by Bong Joon-ho, which is the subject of class inequality, was selected as a sample. The film, which tells about two families living under different conditions, was read on Bour-dieu's concepts of habitus and capital. Scenes without habitus and capital, which constitute the limitation of the study, were not included in the analysis of the study. In this study, where descriptive analysis method is used, it is aimed to show that the class inequality is actually related to all capital types by examining the sub-texts of the film through the Parasite film.