In one work this thinker described his "three mistresses" as being geology, psychoanalysis and Marxism.
In one work this thinker described his "three mistresses" as being geology, psychoanalysis and Marxism. A popular introduction to this man was written by the author of Political systems of highland Burma, Edmund Leach and Paul Ricoeur critiques him in The Conflict of Interpretations, discussing his concepts of diachrony and synchrony. Other concepts developed by this man include the idea that exchange is the universal basis for kinship and his memoir documents his time among tribes like the Bororo in Brazil and is called Tristes Tropiques. Most famous for examining various myth systems and claiming certain structures are universal among humans, for 10 points, name this pioneer of structural anthropology that wrote The Raw and The Cooked.
In one work this thinker described his "three mistresses" as being geology, psychoanalysis and Marxism.
Claude Levi-Strauss