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This [[structural]] definition of [[transference]] remains a constant theme throughout the re ...ed from [[dialectic|Hegelian dialectic]]s but in terms borrowed from the [[anthropology]] of [[exchange]].

=====Anthropology and Phenomenology===== ...nology]] and, more importantly, to the [[anthropology]] of [[language]] ([[Anthropology|Maus, Malinowski, and Lévi-Strauss]].

=====Structural Linguistics===== ...rmulate his [[ideas]] in [[terms]] borrowed from [[Saussure]]an [[Saussure|structural linguistics]], the term "[[structure]]" comes to be increasingly associated

...P.P. on De l'impulsion au [[complexe]] where he argues for a "primordial [[structural]] stage" called "stage of the [[fragmented body]] in the [[development]] of ...ngly seen as a [[linguistic]] [[science]] in close touch with structural [[anthropology]] and [[mathematics]].

See also: Act/action; Ambivalence; Animistic thought; Anthropology and psychoanalysis; [[Castration]] [[complex]]; [[Cultural]] transmission; ...as an application of [[psychoanalysis]] to the fields of [[archeology]], [[anthropology]], and the study of [[religion]]. Of the four essays — "The Horror of

...o some of the [[humanities]] (including [[literary theory]] and [[cultural anthropology]]). [[Algirdas Julius Greimas]] developed a [[structural]] version of semiotics named ''generative semiotics'', trying to shift the

...f [[psychosexual]] development and awareness. He also turned to [[cultural anthropology|anthropological]] studies of [[totemism]] and argued that totemism reflecte Freud discussed this [[structural]] model of the mind in the 1920 essay ''[[Beyond the Pleasure Principle]]''

=====Structural Linguistics===== ...[[myth]], kinship relations, etc.), thus giving brith to "[[structural]] [[anthropology]]."

...cially [[economics]], [[sociology]], [[history]], [[political]] science, [[anthropology]], and [[psychology]]. Although this conception of critical theory origina ...er thinkers in the traditions of linguistic and [[analytic]] philosophy, [[structural]] [[linguistics]], symbolic interactionism, hermeneutics, semiology, [[ling

[[structural]] [[anthropology]] and linguistics. One of his main beliefs is that ...hought Freud in the wider framework provided by linguistics and structural anthropology. In his view the unconscious shows itself in [[dreams]], [[jokes]], [[slips

A reference to Levi-Strauss's exemplary analysis, from his Structural Anthropology, of the spatial disposition of buildings in the Winnebago, one of the Great ...tism, Jew as the excremental Object is the Real that masks the unbearable "structural" Real of the social antagonism. — These three dimensions of the Real resu

...late; at the same time, the encounter of the sexualized Other always, by a structural necessity, comes "too soon," as an unexpected shock which cannot ever be pr ...position, but the irreducible gap between the positions itself, the purely structural interstice between them. Kant's stance is thus "to see things neither from

...Lévi-Strauss]], "The [[Structural]] Analysis of Myth," in <i>Structural [[Anthropology]]</i>, New York: Basic Book, 1963.</ref> namely the opposition between over

...position, but the irreducible gap between the positions itself, the purely structural interstice between them. Kant's stance is thus "to see things neither from ...m his radical insight into how the transcendental subject is a pure formal-structural function beyond the opposition of the noumenal and the phenomenal.

A reference to Levi-Strauss's exemplary analysis, from his Structural Anthropology, of the spatial disposition of buildings in the Winnebago, one of the Great ...tism, Jew as the excremental Object is the Real that masks the unbearable "structural" Real of the social antagonism. - These three dimensions of the Real result

...sm]] uses the term [[New Historicism]], which has some connections to both anthropology and [[Hegelianism]]. Within [[anthropology]] and other sciences which study the past, historicism has a different [[me

...hat <i>taboo</i> was applied to anything forbidden to the touch. British [[anthropology]] took over the term, subsequently reworked by the [[German]] [[schools]] o * [[Anthropology and psychoanalysis]]

[[Structural]] theories [[Anthropology]] and psychoanalysis

...ultaneously acknowledging the differences between [[psychoanalysis]] and [[anthropology]], here the brief and magisterial introductory chapter makes the [[claim]] ...Analysis of the Ego do not have the same status: The first is mythic and [[structural]], while the second is actual and is endowed with [[active]] libidinal dyna

...s (1966), [[Jacques Lacan]] defines inter-[[subjectivity]] as a symbolic [[structural]] [[space]], that of the signifier. ...f "r" and "b"). Singularities are assigned by the differential and produce structural particularities (as do names and attitudes for [[Lévi-Strauss]]). Lévi-St

...group of [[unconscious]] psychic [[processes]] (conflicting [[drives]], [[structural]] conflicts, [[narcissistic]] and [[object]] investments) and defensive mec ...a masterful criticism of the attempts of [[biology]], neuroscience, and [[anthropology]] to invalidate the concept of Freudian causality. Nonetheless, in the real

...ctural analysis]] of [[wp:myth|myths]].<ref>(cf. in [[particular]] «The [[Structural]] Study of Myth» (1955); Tristes tropiques (1955); Anthropologie structura ...ciology|sociological]] analysis.<ref>*Claude Lévi-[[Strauss]], 1955. "The Structural study of myth" in ''Journal of American Folklore'', '''68''' pp 428-444</re

...the [[formation]] of the unconscious. [[Lévi-Strauss]]'s [[structural]] [[anthropology]] was facilitated by the work of the Swiss [[linguist]] Ferdinand de [[Saus Lévi-Strauss's structural methodology derives from Saussure's foundational distinction between [[lang

If we [[recall]] Lacan’s reliance on the insights of [[structural]] [[anthropology]], and the dialectical nature of his [[thinking]] on desire, we can see tha

...unds that criss-cross cinema studies and [[literature]], communications, [[anthropology]], philosophy, [[sociology]], and education. As Miller states, the authors ...n the Cinema 1969, 3d ed., 1972; Will Wright, Sixguns and [[Society]]: A [[Structural]] Study of the Western, (1975); Slavoj Žižek, [[Enjoy]] Your [[Symptom]],

...e ways through the twentieth century. The rise of comparative evolutionary anthropology in the final [[third]] of the nineteenth century, initiated with E. B. Tylo ...ficantly affected. Pound and Eliot in particular borrowed from comparative anthropology in several important areas. The comparative method itself became an enablin

He has, for example, revised Freudian theory by the use of [[Saussure]]'s [[structural]] linguistics, a discipline not available to Freud. Lacan has made [[people ...on the cultural rather than the '[[natural]]' determining forces, and on [[anthropology]] and [[sociology]] rather than on biology.

...and monistic systems, both groups [[being]] distinct from skepticism. In [[anthropology]], [[epistemology]], and [[ethics]], a [[theory]] is dualistic when two irr ...nt for morphogenesis, stabilization, and the evolution (in modern terms, [[structural]] [[stability]]) of large irreducible structures such as the ego, the ego [

...f symbolic efficacity<ref>Cf. Claude Lévi-[[Strauss]], ''[[Structural]] [[Anthropology]]'', [[London]] [[1968]], Chapter X.</ref> -- the mirror-image would seem t ...ction of nature and [[culture]] which is so persistently scanned by modern anthropology, psychoanalysis alone recognizes this [[knot]] of imaginary servitude which

...P.P. on De l'impulsion au [[complexe]] where he argues for a "primordial [[structural]] stage" called "stage of the fragmented [[body]] in the [[development]] of ...ngly seen as a [[linguistic]] [[science]] in close touch with structural [[anthropology]] and [[mathematics]].

...the [[formation]] of the unconscious. [[Lévi-Strauss]]'s [[structural]] [[anthropology]] was facilitated by the work of the Swiss [[linguist]] Ferdinand de [[Saus Lévi-Strauss's structural methodology derives from Saussure's foundational distinction between [[lang

...the closest that contemporary [[France|French]] [[psychiatry]] got to a [[structural analysis]], with its emphasis on the imposition of formal elements beyond t =====Structural Linguistics=====

...n concerns this very question of the genesis of human habits: in his <em>[[Anthropology]]</em> (which opens <em>Philosophy of Spirit</em>) we find a unique "geneal ...qua [[obscene]] ghosts, is crucial here: spirit/Reason is forever, by a [[structural]] necessity, haunted by the obscene apparitions of its own spirit.

...ave enormously impacted Western thought, influencing not only the field of anthropology, but also mythology, linguistics, and even pop culture.

...n concerns this very question of the genesis of ''human'' habits: in his ''Anthropology'' (which opens the ''Philosophy of Spirit'') we find a unique "genealogy of ...n and spirit qua obscene ghost, is crucial here: spirit or Reason is, by a structural necessity, forever haunted by the obscene apparitions of its own spirit.