Structuralism and Since: From Lévi Strauss to DerridaJohn Sturrock This volume elucidates the structuralist phenomenon, a method of inquiry used by specialists first in linguistics and then in anthropology to organize and evaluate their findings. |
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Introduction | 1 |
Claude LéviStrauss by Dan Sperber | 19 |
Roland Barthes by John Sturrock | 52 |
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abstract analysis anthropology Archaeology of Knowledge argues argument authority Barthes's become calls catachresis century claim Claude Lévi-Strauss Collège de France concepts criticism cultural Derrida desire discipline distinction Écrits écrivain elements English translation épistème essay existence fact Foucault Foucault's discourse French Freud function given Grammatology human sciences ideas individual intellectual interpretation J. L. Austin kind kinship Lacan language Lévi-Strauss linguistic literary literature logic logocentrism Lover's Discourse madness Madness and Civilization Marxism meaning metaphor metaphysics metaphysics of presence metonymic mode myths nature never notion object Order of Things original paradox Paris philosophy play possible present principle produced psychical psychoanalysis psychology question reader reading relation relationship repression rhetorical Roland Barthes Saussure Saussure's sense sexuality signifying chain social society speak speech struc structuralist style symbolic synecdoche theory thinkers thinking thought tion totemism truth uncon unconscious words writing