2003
DOI: 10.1111/1470-9856.00081
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Lévi‐Strauss, Braudel and Brazil: A Case of Mutual Influence

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“…Second, there is research focused on the international circulation of the social sciences. Within this area, it is possible to identify studies on (a) social scientists' displacements (Blanco, 2006;Skidmore, 2003), (b) circuits of social sciences publications (Beigel, 2014;Hanafi and Arvanitis, 2014;Mosbash-Natanson and Gingras, 2014;Ramos-Zincke, 2014), (c) social theories and specific categories that left their context of production and were appropriated by scholars elsewhere (Bruno-Jofré and Schriewer, 2012;Damousi and Plotkin, 2009;Krause, 2016;Rodriguez Medina, 2014a), and (d) the structural conditions that make circulation of social knowledge possible (Alatas and Sinha-Kerkoff, 2010;Heilbron et al, 2008;Keim et al, 2014;Rodriguez Medina, 2014b).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Second, there is research focused on the international circulation of the social sciences. Within this area, it is possible to identify studies on (a) social scientists' displacements (Blanco, 2006;Skidmore, 2003), (b) circuits of social sciences publications (Beigel, 2014;Hanafi and Arvanitis, 2014;Mosbash-Natanson and Gingras, 2014;Ramos-Zincke, 2014), (c) social theories and specific categories that left their context of production and were appropriated by scholars elsewhere (Bruno-Jofré and Schriewer, 2012;Damousi and Plotkin, 2009;Krause, 2016;Rodriguez Medina, 2014a), and (d) the structural conditions that make circulation of social knowledge possible (Alatas and Sinha-Kerkoff, 2010;Heilbron et al, 2008;Keim et al, 2014;Rodriguez Medina, 2014b).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Precisamente Braudel, cuyo concepto de "larga duración" es, de hecho, una propuesta de temporalidad cultural que los antropólogos no deberían desdeñar, se dedicó a difundir la necesidad de una relación fructífera entre historia y ciencias sociales (Braudel, 1995), apuntando a la necesidad de estudios que abarcaran la "totalidad" de las vivencias sociales, así como Febvre y Mauss habían enseñado, cada uno desde perspectivas diferentes (Burke, 1999, 47). Sin embargo, es el acercamiento a Claude Lévi-Strauss, con quien Braudel integró la Misión Cultural francesa en la Universidad de Sao Paulo a mitad de los años treinta (Skidmore, 2003), lo que estructura la relación entre los dos campos disciplinares, sobre todo considerando que el difícil diálogo y las polémicas conceptuales que en la posguerra se produjeron tenían un referente espacial que le daba contexto implícito a la relación: la coexistencia en un mismo lugar académico, la École, sobre todo en ese momento mágico cuando por sus pasillos se cruzaban Lévi-Strauss y Barthes, Foucault y Braudel, cada uno arrastrando su cortejo de creyentes, gli uni contro gli altri armati.…”
Section: Anthropologists' Silence History and Anthropology: An Ambigunclassified
“…It is, indeed, a striking revelation -the design of that masterwork, The Mediterranean and the Mediterranean World in the Age of Philip II (Braudel, 1976), conceived not in France, but in the very-nearly tropical São Paolo. Or rather, in the transatlantic shuttling between these worlds which Braudel experienced during the late 1930s, wintering in the archives of Europe, spending the rest of the year in Brazil (Paris, 1996;Skidmore, 2003). With that other great geographical historian Lucien Febvre, whom he met by chance on one of his transatlantic crossings, Braudel later edited a special issue of the journal Annales devoted to the Latin Americas (in the plural, significantly).…”
Section: Imagining the Tropicsmentioning
confidence: 99%