A courtship but not much of a marriage. Lévi-Strauss and British Americanist anthropology
To begin with I should say how honoured I am to be able to render homage to Lévi-Strauss, who I personally consider to be not only the greatest living anthropologist, but also the greatest anthropologist, full stop. So it’s a great pleasure to be allowed to say some words about him. However, I’m af...
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Journal de la Société des américanistes
2014
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| Summary: | To begin with I should say how honoured I am to be able to render homage to Lévi-Strauss, who I personally consider to be not only the greatest living anthropologist, but also the greatest anthropologist, full stop. So it’s a great pleasure to be allowed to say some words about him. However, I’m afraid I’m the bringer of not particularly good news in that what I want to say to you is that my colleagues – my British colleagues – probably should have rendered rather more homage than they have ... |
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