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é-ٰܲ
[ ley-vee-strous ]
noun
- Claude, 1908–2009, French anthropologist and educator, born in Belgium: founder of structural anthropology.
é-ٰܲ
/ levistros; ˈlɛvɪˈstraʊs /
noun
- é-ٰܲClaude19082009MFrenchSOCIAL SCIENCE: anthropologistWRITING: structuralist Claude (klod). (1908–2009) French anthropologist, leading exponent of structuralism. His books include The Elementary Structures of Kinship (1969), Totemism (1962), The Savage Mind (1966), Mythologies (1964–71), and Saudades do Brazil (Memories of Brazil; 1994)
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We know about the voyage of SS Capitaine Paul-Lemerle primarily from the opening chapters of anthropologist Claude é-ٰܲ classic “Tristes Tropiques.”
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Animals are “good to think with,” the French anthropologist Claude é-ٰܲ famously wrote in his book on totemism.
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é-ٰܲ concluded about totems can be applied to dioramas, too.
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“There is nothing archaic or remote about it,” é-ٰܲ concluded about totemism.
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Postwar America experienced a renaissance of the public intellectual, with help from the infusion of ideas of European refugees like Hannah Arendt, Claude é-ٰܲ and Albert Einstein.
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