BEFORE Claude Lévi-Strauss revolutionised the discipline ... Generations of students considered him the father of structuralism—the theory of underlying order in everything.
“Any evidence, however dubious,” Leach complained, “is acceptable so long as it fits with logically calculated expectations; but wherever the data runs counter to the theory, Lévi-Strauss ...
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