This man contrasted bricoleurs, who are bound by the materials they have, with engineers, who have the "true scientific mind.
This man tested his ability to extemporize on a theme by describing a sunset in one memoir. In one essay, this man criticized Vladimir Propp's folktale classification system as vague and lacking context; he ended that essay by proposing that "languages exist in which an entire myth can be expressed in a single word." This man wrote "I hate (*) traveling and travelers" in a work analysing the Bororo people of Brazil. This man contrasted bricoleurs, who are bound by the materials they have, with engineers, who have the "true scientific mind." This author of Tristes Tropiques created a "culinary triangle" and stated that heating food marks the transition from savagery to civilization in his "The Raw and the Cooked." For 10 points, name this French author of The Savage Mind and Mythologiques, the founder of structural anthropology.
This man tested his ability to extemporize on a theme by describing a sunset in one memoir.
Claude Levi-Strauss