This thinker described a society in which kinship depended on "a corporate 
This thinker described a society in which kinship depended on "a corporate body holding an estate made up of both material and immaterial wealth" as a "house society." This thinker opened one book with the chapter "The Science of the Concrete," which analyzes a portrait by François Clouet and outlines "plastic," "primitive," and "applied" modes of art. This thinker conjectured that marriage between groups was a means to increase social ties with outside groups as part of his "alliance theory." This thinker contrasted the more scientific (*) "engineer" with a figure who works with "whatever is at hand" called the "bricoleur." He included the volumes "The Origins of Table Manners" and "The Raw and the Cooked" in his tetralogy Mythologiques. For 10 points, name this French anthropologist and founder of structural anthropology, the author of The Savage Mind.
This thinker described a society in which kinship depended on "a corporate body holding an estate made up of both material and immaterial wealth" as a "house society."