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science of the concrete: a standalone construct

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Anthropology of religion

a term, from Lévi-Strauss, for mythical and classificatory thought that orders the world through perceptible qualities, treated as no less rigorous than scientific thought.

In anthropology of religion, science of the concrete refers to a term, from Lévi-Strauss, for mythical and classificatory thought that orders the world through perceptible qualities, treated as no less rigorous than scientific thought. This meaning comes from Lévi-Strauss (1966) in The savage mind.[1]

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Lévi-Strauss, C. (1966). The savage mind. University of Chicago Press. Open Library record

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