The Savage Mind (La Pensée sauvage)¶
Lévi-Strauss, C. (1966). The Savage Mind (La Pensée sauvage). University of Chicago Press.
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- Bricolage
- Lévi-Strauss introduced the term to distinguish the bricoleur, who builds from a closed inventory of heterogeneous odds and ends, from the engineer, who specifies requirements and then obtains the right material.
This sourceIntroduces the bricoleur, who builds from a closed inventory of heterogeneous odds and ends, versus the engineer, who specifies requirements and obtains the right material; analyzes mythical thought as bricolage of a fixed symbolic inventory.
- Lévi-Strauss introduced the term to distinguish the bricoleur, who builds from a closed inventory of heterogeneous odds and ends, from the engineer, who specifies requirements and then obtains the right material.
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