, it compares marriage customs in the physical and spiritual worlds of the Australian (*) Aranda and Arabanna peoples.
One part of this book attributes the practice of drying foodstuffs to the Aymara people, noting the extensive classification system for members of genus Solarium inherent in their language. Â A different part of this book relates the surprise of Harold Conklin when he discovered that the HanunÃ³o classify colors based on whether they would be found in fresh or shrivelled plants. Â Defining three types of art as centering on the model, the materials, and the user, it compares marriage customs in the physical and spiritual worlds of the Australian (*) Aranda and Arabanna peoples. Â The first chapter of this book differentiates between myth-based thought and modern scientific inquiry, contrasting the bricoleur with the engineer. Â For 10 points, name this work published alongside Totemism by Claude LÃ©vi-Strauss.
One part of this book attributes the practice of drying foodstuffs to the Aymara people, noting the extensive classification system for members of genus Solarium inherent in their language.
The Savage Mind