For 10 points, name this four-volume work by Claude LÃ©vi-Strauss.
One volume of this work includes sections such as "The Proper Use of Excrement" and "The Lewd Grandmother." This work discusses a story about "the wives of the sun and moon," in which the moon transforms into a porcupine, in the section "The Wolfish Appetite." Another volume of this work is structured as a musical composition, beginning with an overture and including a "Fugue of the Five Senses" as well as a theme and variations on a tale of the (*) Bororo people. It includes sections called From Honey to Ashes and The Naked Man, the latter of which shifts the focus geographically towards the north. Focusing on the mythology of American Indians, it includes volumes titled The Origin of Table Manners and The Raw and the Cooked. For 10 points, name this four-volume work by Claude LÃ©vi-Strauss.
One volume of this work includes sections such as "The Proper Use of Excrement" and "The Lewd Grandmother."
Mythologiques [accept The Naked Man or L'Homme nu before the word "sun"; prompt on any of the four volumes before "From Honey to Ashes"]