Structuralism, Saussure and Levi-Strauss (3 of 3)

[TheMesher99]

so good! (: you may waste entire year listening to poorly prepared professor trying to understand what is here explained in a just 30 minutes (; good luck prof Markos ! (:

[estegy]

he is really very good :)

[MrMarktrumble]

thank you. You are helping me to review and educate myself on philosophy.

[tatsumakisempyukaku]

Perhaps its not the structure producing the desire nor the desire producing the structure but both are one or two sides of the same coin and so are interdependent, like his DNA example

[SeedsofJoy]

Brilliant!

[niranjan385]

superb



[hdc02]

This video in and of itself means nothing unless they are put in the system or structure of differences, i.e. parts 1 and 2

[MariekeInTheStates]

@hdc02 genius guy you :p

[kevler8803]

THANK YOU SOO MUCH

[MightyM1ke]

this is simply great - engaging and well explained, exactly how a lecture should be. what i'd still like to know is tho how to contrast structuralism with constructivism. those two occur very similar to me.

[MrJFColt]

wow

[mapesipe]

Great! the only problem is when he says Saussure with this ridiculous american accent... urgh!

[madnessinthestones]

So vivacious, and exciting! Breathing life into the words. Thank you.

[yastunt]

This guy has mastered the art of explaining. .

[RGKLEIN21]

Your 3 lectures are commendable because they are very succinct! If one listens to these 3 lectures a few times, one can incorporate it and let it become a part of one's thinking. These lectures are helpful on several levels!

[EVlaykov]

Thank you so very much for this lecture! It is a life-saver..

[jawwad68]

very nice

[jawwad68]

veru nice

[rorybeeee]

Excellent watch. Thank you very much!

[70k3r74m35]

amazing!!!!!! Articulate yet easy to follow. Very impressed.