Before revision: "Structural Anthropology, p. 211 This approach is a break from the “symbolists”, such as Carl Jung, who dedicate themselves to find meaning solely within the constituents rather than their relations.Marcel Hanéff , Claude Lévi-Strauss, p. 160 For instance, Lévi-Strauss uses the example of the Oedipus myth and breaks it down to its component parts: Reading it in sequence from left to right, top to bottom, the myth is categorized sequentially and by similarities.
After revision: "Structural Anthropology, p. 211 This approach is a break from the “symbolists”, such as Carl Jung, who dedicate themselves to find meaning solely within the constituents rather than their relations.Marcel Hénaff , Claude Lévi-Strauss, p. 160 For instance, Lévi-Strauss uses the example of the Oedipus myth and breaks it down to its component parts: Reading it in sequence from left to right, top to bottom, the myth is categorized sequentially and by similarities.