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The Savage Mind: Claude Lévi-Strauss
Original title: 野生の思考, ストロース
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Wild thought is likened to making needed objects from available materials (bricolage) and characterized as the handyman's mode of thinking. When considering a phenomenon before one's eyes, it focuses on its relations with other phenomena, associates other groups of phenomena with similar relationships, and reconstructs them.
According to Lévi-Strauss, human thought and culture are formed by particular structures, and those structures are based on universal laws.
野生の思考とは、ありあわせの素材を用いて入り用の物を作る場合（ブリコラージュ）に例えられ、器用人の思考様式と特徴づけられる。 それは、眼前の事象を考える際に、その事象と別の事象との間にある関係に注目し、それと類似する関係性を持つ別の事象群を連想しつつ、それらを再構成することである。
レヴィ＝ストロースによれば、人間の思考や文化は特定の構造によって形成され、その構造は普遍的な法則に基づいている、というものです。
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- Lévi-Strauss: Traces of Living CreaturesComputed lexical cosine similarity 0.299 · shared title, text, tags and references
- Bricolage in MathematicsComputed lexical cosine similarity 0.141 · shared title, text, tags and references