História e Etnologia. Lévi-Strauss e os embates em região de fronteira
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https://doi.org/10.1590/S0034-77011999000100011Keywords:
frontiers between disciplines, synchrony and diachrony, Anthropology, History, EthnologyAbstract
The aim of this text is to recover, from two specific texts by Lévi-Strauss, the debate the author leads with History. They are precisely two essays that, although having identical titles - History and Ethnology - were written in different moments, and more interestingly, do not refer to one another. The first and most known is part of the famous collection of essays written by Lévi-Strauss during the forties and fifties, entitled Structural Anthropology. The article in question was originally published with the same title in the Revue de Métaphysique et de Morale, number 54, in the year of 1949. The second article, in its turn, is the result of a lecture held by Lévi-Strauss on 2 July 1983 at Sorbonne, on the occasion of the fifth cycle of conferences in honour of Marc Bloch and edited in the Annales magazine, in the same year. The intention is, therefore, to take Lévi-Strauss analysis, understood in these areas as the most radical of the anthropologists in his synchronal method and without subject, and to perceive how necessary, in the disciplinary delimitation, the contraposition of History was, mainly in the Anthropology field.Downloads
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1999-01-01
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Schwarcz, L. K. M. (1999). História e Etnologia. Lévi-Strauss e os embates em região de fronteira. Revista De Antropologia, 42(1-2), 199-222. https://doi.org/10.1590/S0034-77011999000100011