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The 13 pages that link to Marcel Mauss, each with the reason it gives.

• Émile DurkheimRelated: Mauss was Durkheim’s nephew and a close intellectual collaborator.

• Structural anthropologyRelated: Lévi-Strauss drew on Mauss's account of exchange as a system of social relations.

• Claude Lévi-StraussRelated: Lévi-Strauss drew on Mauss's account of exchange while developing alliance theory.

• Gift economyRelated: His account of giving, receiving, and reciprocating became a foundational analysis of gift exchange.

• SacrificeRelated: Mauss examined sacrifice as a form of exchange between worshippers and divine powers.

• MagicRelated: Mauss and Henri Hubert analyzed magic as a socially organized practice, not merely faulty reasoning.

• Economic anthropologyRelated: His theory of the gift shaped analysis of exchange beyond market transactions.

• Kula ringRelated: Mauss’s account of the gift influenced later interpretations of ceremonial exchange.

• Alliance theoryRelated: His account of the gift helped shape Lévi-Strauss's approach to exchange.

• The GiftRelated: Mauss developed the essay’s account of gifts as binding social acts.

• Gift exchangeRelated: His account explains how gifts create durable ties and duties.

• Mary DouglasRelated: Douglas drew on Mauss’s comparative approach to connect bodily practices with social organization.

• Georges BatailleRelated: Mauss’s account of the gift informed Bataille’s analysis of expenditure and social excess.