Mauzé Marie, Michael E. Harkin and Sergei Kan (eds), Coming to shore. Northwest Coast Ethnology, Traditions, and Visions, University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln and London, 2004, xxxviii + 504 p., bibl., ill.
« Structuralism is coming back ! That’s the only way out of the postmodernist aporia. » Over the last couple of years this message has been heard from younger colleagues in international anthropological meetings, according to Pierre Maranda (p. 90) in an essay discussing the impact of structuralism...
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Journal de la Société des américanistes
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| Sumari: | « Structuralism is coming back ! That’s the only way out of the postmodernist aporia. » Over the last couple of years this message has been heard from younger colleagues in international anthropological meetings, according to Pierre Maranda (p. 90) in an essay discussing the impact of structuralism presented at the University of British Columbia. Coming to Shore : Northwest Coast Ethnology, Traditions, and Visions is a collection of papers from on such conference called « The Northwest Coast... |
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