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O Tema dos Gémeos e a Estrutura Mítica em Histoire de Lynx de Claude Lévi-Strauss numa Perspetiva Contemporânea
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Este estudo procura refletir sobre diversas considerações feitas por ClaudeLévi-Strauss a respeito dos mitos em Histoire de Lynx (1991), a última obra emquefaz uma detalhada análise estruturalista dos mitos dos Índios americanos. Analisar os
mito é como jogar de xadrez: "joga-se contra o mito; e não devemos pensar queomito, que nos chega de muito longe no tempo ou no espaço, só tempara nos oferecer
um jogo acabado. Os mitos não consistem em partidas jogadas de uma vez que os
contamos ou que os lemos", como diz Lévi-Strauss. A análise dos mitos será semprecomo um jogo de xadrez, um processo em que cada partida é novidade. Oobjectivodo estudo é fundamentar a análise de alguns mitos feita por Lévi-Strauss emHistoirede Lynx, estudando, sob uma perspetiva contemporânea, as ideias que ele apresentouna análise dos mitos. O diálogo entre o mito, que é utilizado no passado paraencontrar respostas para questões que não podem ser verificadas, e a ciência, queéutilizada para explicar o conhecimento contemporâneo, ajuda os mitos a evoluir doantigo para o contemporâneo, e a ciência a refletir sobre o processo de modernização. Na contemporaneidade, a análise do mito não pode meramente especular sobre opensamento dos nossos antepassados, mas deve também envolver-se como tempopresente e descobrir novas possibilidades. Este estudo, que procura tambémaprofundar o mito contemporâneo examina a Histoire de Lynx emquatro capítulos
principais: os gémeos no mito, a bipartição do mito, a quadratura da estrutura do mito, e o diálogo entre o mito e a ciência.
This study seeks to reflect on the various considerations made by ClaudeLévi-Strauss about myths in Histoire de Lynx (1991), the last work in which he makes a detailed structuralist analysis of the myths of the American Indians. Analyzing mythis like playing chess, as Lévi-Strauss said: "We are at war with myth; We shouldnot think that myth, coming to us from distant time or space, offers us only a finishedgame. Myth is not a game we play as soon as we count or read." The analysis of mythwill always be like a chess game, in which every game is new. The purpose of this study is to support Lévi-Strauss's analysis of some myths in the Histoire de Lynx, andto examine the views he puts forward in his mythological analysis fromacontemporary perspective. The dialogue between myths is to use the past to resolveunverifiable knowledge and science, to explain contemporary knowledge, and tohelpmodernize the thinking process of science from ancient to contemporary myths. Incontemporary times, the analysis of myths can not only speculate on the thinkingof our ancestors, but must also be connected to the present time and discover newpossibilities. The structures mentioned in this article are the result of contemporarymythological research. This study divides the Histoire de Lynx into four main chapters: twins in myth, bipartition of myth, quadrature of mythological structure, and dialoguebetween myth and science.
This study seeks to reflect on the various considerations made by ClaudeLévi-Strauss about myths in Histoire de Lynx (1991), the last work in which he makes a detailed structuralist analysis of the myths of the American Indians. Analyzing mythis like playing chess, as Lévi-Strauss said: "We are at war with myth; We shouldnot think that myth, coming to us from distant time or space, offers us only a finishedgame. Myth is not a game we play as soon as we count or read." The analysis of mythwill always be like a chess game, in which every game is new. The purpose of this study is to support Lévi-Strauss's analysis of some myths in the Histoire de Lynx, andto examine the views he puts forward in his mythological analysis fromacontemporary perspective. The dialogue between myths is to use the past to resolveunverifiable knowledge and science, to explain contemporary knowledge, and tohelpmodernize the thinking process of science from ancient to contemporary myths. Incontemporary times, the analysis of myths can not only speculate on the thinkingof our ancestors, but must also be connected to the present time and discover newpossibilities. The structures mentioned in this article are the result of contemporarymythological research. This study divides the Histoire de Lynx into four main chapters: twins in myth, bipartition of myth, quadrature of mythological structure, and dialoguebetween myth and science.
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Gémeos Bipartição Quadratura Mito Ciência Twins Bipartition Quadrature Myth Science