structuralist

Examples of structuralism

structuralism
Paying lip service to or totally ignoring mathematics became a widespread attitude in (nongenetic) structuralism.
Against the background of structuralism, the signified is a meaning.
According to structuralism, on the contrary, meaning is liberated through 'tearing apart' these units into negative, opposable features.
There is also a brief overview of theoretical approaches to phonology ranging from structuralism through optimality.
One last-resort attempt at salvaging structuralism indeed distinguished between the true scientific uses of structures and the merely ideological ones.
Some say that structuralism is more a method, a set of heuristic tools, to order ethnographic material.
For me, structuralism is a method of analysis, more than an explanatory theory of man and culture.
And although the dialogue between mathematics and structuralism failed to be sustained, this fortuitous encounter was the seed of a lasting cultural connection.
He appears at one point to gesture towards the theoretical framework of structuralism, only to shy away from it.
Was the domain of science, including structuralism, limited to these few islands?
Consequently, structuralism has a different approach to validation of the results of analysis.
This may be described as structuralism with a profile of clear, somewhat cautious, growth, from microstructure to macrostructure.
The only possible recourse is to wholesale coinage (starting with the titular category itself) and plunder (from classical rhetoric, speech-act theory, structuralism, deconstruction).
I have presented phenomenology and structuralism in a rather idiosyncratic way, as theories formulating seemingly contradictory statements about member's interpretative procedures.
At a theoretical level there is a movement from phenomenology toward structuralism.
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