Structuralism
Published in The Encyclopedia of Political Thought • Sep 15, 2014
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Authors:
Matthew M. Caverly
Abstract
Abstract Structuralism is an intellectual movement which claims that underlying sets of structures are the guiding forces for human behavior. This view has developed in an interdisciplinary fashion encapsulating philosophy, linguistics, anthropology, history, sociology, and political theory by its n...
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