In chapter VII, "The Archaic Illusion", the author discusses the relationship between the child and the primitive, citing Freud and Piaget.
In chapter VII, "The Archaic Illusion", the author discusses the relationship between the child and the primitive, citing Freud and Piaget. In considering Australia, the work characterizes some of its aboriginal societies as "harmonic and disharmonic regimes." Its analysis of China builds on Granet's thory, while ideas on India's "bone and flesh" system are compared to Held's theory. The use of MBD and FZD in the Amazon is given as an example of a generalized exchange. This is considered superior to direct forms of exchange or moieties, because it can allow for multiple groups to come together, thus forming the title entities. Positing that rules of marriage arose out of need for promoting alliances between groups, FTP, identify this work of anthropology, written by Claude Levi Strauss.
In chapter VII, "The Archaic Illusion", the author discusses the relationship between the child and the primitive, citing Freud and Piaget.
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