KnowraStructural anthropologyLinked fromLinked fromThe 64 pages that link to Structural anthropology, each with the reason it gives.All 64Broader topic 2Related 19Narrower topic 11Compared with 32IntertextualityNarrower topic: Intertextuality grew from structuralist attention to relations within systems of signs.Claude Lévi-StraussNarrower topic: This is the method Lévi-Strauss developed to study kinship, myths, and classification.Ferdinand de SaussureNarrower topic: Saussure’s relational account of signs became a model for structuralist analysis beyond linguistics.NarratologyNarrower topic: Narratology developed as a focused structural analysis of narrative forms.Roland BarthesNarrower topic: Its search for underlying codes shaped Barthes’s early analyses of language and culture.Alliance theoryNarrower topic: Alliance theory applies structural analysis to marriage and kinship.Gayle RubinNarrower topic: Rubin adapted its account of kinship and exchange to explain women’s subordination.Edmund LeachNarrower topic: It supplied the analytical framework Leach applied and revised.SignNarrower topic: Saussure’s sign helped inspire accounts of meaning as a system of differences.Viktor ShklovskyNarrower topic: Structuralist literary theory inherited Formalist questions about devices, systems, and literary function.Louis HjelmslevNarrower topic: His theory exemplifies structuralism’s search for systems beneath observable expressions.