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... ( Winter 1971 ): 156 - 83 . Robbins Bruce . Secular Vocations: Intellectuals, Professionalism, Culture . London : Verso , 1993 . Shorris Earl . “Leo Strauss, George Bush, and the Philosophy of Mass Deception.” Harper's June 2004 . Strauss Leo . Persecution...

... . “ The Animal That Therefore I Am (More to Follow) .” Trans. Wills David . Critical Inquiry 28 ( Winter 2002 ): 370 - 418 . Dick Philip K. Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? London : Orion , 1999 . Fudge Erica . Animal . London : Reaktion , 2002 . Lévi-Strauss...

...: Rejecting the Colonial Politics of Recognition . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press . Cronon William . 1983 . Changes in the Land: Indians, Colonists, and the Ecology of New England . New York : Farrar, Strauss, Giroux . Deloria Vine Jr. 1973 . God Is Red: A Native View...

... . Jackson : University Press of Mississippi . Lévi-Strauss Claude . 1979 . Myth and Meaning . New York : Schocken . Luo Guanzhong . 2014 . The Sacred Oath. Vol. 1 of The Three Kingdoms . North Clarendon, VT : Tuttle . Lynn Richard John . 1999 . The Classic of the Way...

... University Press . Strauss David Friedrich . 1835 . Das Leben Jesu, kritisch bearbeitet . Tübingen : C. F. Osiander . ———. 1902 . The Life of Jesus: Critically Examined . Translated by Eliot G. . London : Swan Sonnenschein . Troeltsch Ernst . (1911) 1992 . The Social...

... of systems that actually are universal and transhistorical, and the sex/gender system is one of them. There’s no political society anywhere that does not have kinship rules. And —​this is actually from Claude Lévi-Strauss and other work in political anthropology —​ what kinship rules do is they put...

... cultural anthropology, specifically from the work of Lévi-Strauss. What Smith sees as promising in adopting the hot/cold distinction is that it assumes a coevality of progressive and regressive cultural forms. In labeling the “cold forms” of American culture primitive...

... by the “posthuman.” If by posthuman you mean the massive entrance of technology [tecnica] in the dimension of bios, then man has always been posthuman. There does not exist a phase in which human life was separated from or even juxtaposed to technology. As Lévi- Strauss says with regard...

... critical prose increased substantially after 1972, when he discovered French critical theory and became enamored of Levi-Strauss, Barthes, Derrida, Foucault, Goldmann, et al. He found in the poststructuralists' attention to semiosis and language an affirmation of and inspiration for his own...

... powerful contributors to the shaping of our shared world.” 10. As Claude Lévi-Strauss ( 1963 : 89) famously put it, animals are “good to think.” 11. Take the COVID-19 pandemic and the management of concerns regarding the vulnerability of the liberal human body (Celermajer and McKibbin 2023...

...David Yost © 2007 the minnesota review 2007 David Yost Jonathan Kieselhorst Is an Island Such responsibility is a heavy burden, but the stout of heart do not shrink from the weight of the crown. —Erwin S. Strauss, How to Start Your Own Country Jonathan...

... together. And people really do believe different things." As I wrote many years ago, Levi-Strauss's declaring "all men engage in the same amount of intellection" is fine when he's talking about the similarity between a tribal shaman in South America and a nuclear physicist in Berkeley, California...

... and written instances, and taking as its pars pro toto narrative agents, with a focus on the actant of arbiter. Among the structurally necessary functions of narrative agents, as pioneered by Propp and Lévi-Strauss and worked out in many variations from Souriau to Lotman, the most important for the narrative...

.... In his words: “The literary work or cultural object . . . brings into being that very situation to which it is also, at one and the same time, a reaction” (1981, 82). Citing Lévi- Strauss’s work on Caduveo face art, he posits that art is thus a “formal resolution in the aesthetic realm...