The Scope of Anthropology by Claude Lévi-Strauss (Eng.)
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London. Cape Editions, Grossman Publishers. 1967. Hardcover. Book Condition: Fine. Jacket Condition: Fine. 53pp.
5 January 1960, inaugural address from Claude Lévi-Strauss as Professor at the Collège de France. As one of Cape Editions' small volumes of crucial talks, lectures, and developments, this address has Lévi-Strauss looking at his past work on kinship and future ideas of myth and archetypes, situating his thoughts at this juncture into an anthropology of praxis.
Trans. from the French by Sherry Ortner Paul & Robert A. Paul.
Ed. Nathaniel Tarn, Cape Editions I (Current Anthropology, vol. 7, no. 2.).
Text in English.
5 January 1960, inaugural address from Claude Lévi-Strauss as Professor at the Collège de France. As one of Cape Editions' small volumes of crucial talks, lectures, and developments, this address has Lévi-Strauss looking at his past work on kinship and future ideas of myth and archetypes, situating his thoughts at this juncture into an anthropology of praxis.
Trans. from the French by Sherry Ortner Paul & Robert A. Paul.
Ed. Nathaniel Tarn, Cape Editions I (Current Anthropology, vol. 7, no. 2.).
Text in English.
