The Savage Mind¶
Lévi-Strauss, C. (1966). The Savage Mind. University of Chicago Press.
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- Entrepreneurial Bricolage
- . Disaster-response and humanitarian operations — field hospitals from school buildings, water purification from bleach and clear bottles, communications from amateur radio, wherever the textbook supply chain has failed. Art and craft — assemblage, art brut, found-object sculpture, hip-hop sampling and mash-up, an extension of the concept's original home in craft and mythic thought
This sourceCraft and mythic thought — where Lévi-Strauss introduces the bricoleur, the handworker who makes do with the means at hand; the named art practices are later extensions.
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- . Disaster-response and humanitarian operations — field hospitals from school buildings, water purification from bleach and clear bottles, communications from amateur radio, wherever the textbook supply chain has failed. Art and craft — assemblage, art brut, found-object sculpture, hip-hop sampling and mash-up, an extension of the concept's original home in craft and mythic thought
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