For 10 points, name this work by Claude Levi-Strauss.
In a chapter of this book about "Universalization and Particularization", the author sympathizes with Evans-Pritchard's wish for a "simple Melanesian society." This book defines religion as the humanization of natural law and magic as the naturalization of human action. In addition to providing a detailed system for the classification of totem spirits, another chapter of this book discusses the relation between societal position and totem affinity. Totem affinity is described as the basis of the titular concept of this book. The Engineer is presented in opposition to the title concept of this book, which is represented by members of society who work with their hands, termed "bricoleurs". For 10 points, name this work by Claude Levi-Strauss.
In a chapter of this book about "Universalization and Particularization", the author sympathizes with Evans-Pritchard's wish for a "simple Melanesian society.
The Savage Mind [or La Pensée sauvage]