Between Structure and No-thing: An annotated reader in Social and Cultural Anthropology

This reader explores the complex evolution of the concept of structure within anthropological theory. It examines how this pivotal idea has been interpreted, challenged, and reshaped throughout history, shedding light on its relevance in understanding social and cultural dynamics.

Patrick J. Devlieger expertly curates a collection of annotated texts that provide insights into the interplay between structure and fluidity in anthropology. The reader invites scholars and students alike to engage with the rich tapestry of thought that defines the field, prompting deeper reflections on how structure influences human behavior and societal interaction.