La concepción epistémica de Lévi Strauss frente a las Ciencias Humanas

Abstract

The thinking and rethinking of the sciences, in terms of their fields, has generated different positions in the future. Levi-Strauss ventures into the 1960s on the position of the human sciences in scientific discourse in favor of their episteme. Two phases are considered in the present analysis, a formal one that seeks to show the structure of the text based on classical rhetoric and then, the understanding of the proposed postulates, where it is concluded that the author differentiates between the ends of the human and social sciences, and in turn between these and the exact and natural sciences, in addition to exposing how structuralism is an axis that allows consolidation by opposites, often leading to appear subdisciplines, which in the end will allow the assembly that will make them indissoluble and indistinguishable