He characterized mythical thought in terms of "bricolage," a way of working from whatever is at hand.  
He characterized mythical thought in terms of "bricolage," a way of working from whatever is at hand.  Saussure's theory of language informed his view of social institutions, in terms of lateral relationships and binary laws.  His 1949 work Elementary Structures of [*]  Kinship is considered one of the foundations of structural anthropology. For 10 points—name this Belgian-born French anthropologist who wrote The Savage Mind and The Raw and the Cooked.
He characterized mythical thought in terms of "bricolage," a way of working from whatever is at hand.  
Claude Lévi-Strauss