The Other Face of the Moon

Anthropology Confronts the Problems of the Modern World

<h4>Eric Hayot is a professor of Comparative Literature at the Pennsylvania State University, where he teaches courses on modernism, critical theory, video games, and the history of world ideas. His most recent book is&nbsp;On Literary Worlds&nbsp;(Oxford, 2012); he is also the author of&nbsp;The Hypothetical Mandarin&nbsp;(Oxford, 2009) and&nbsp;Chinese Dreams&nbsp;(Michigan, 2004). He blogs part-time at <a href="http://www.printculture.com/">Printculture</a>.</h4>

Eric Hayot

Through the Mirror: Claude Lévi-Strauss in Japan

Eric Hayot is a professor of Comparative Literature at the Pennsylvania State University, where he teaches courses on modernism, critical theory, video games, and the history of world ideas. His most recent book is&nbsp;On Literary Worlds&nbsp;(Oxford, 2012); he is also the author of&nbsp;The Hypothetical Mandarin&nbsp;(Oxford, 2009) and&nbsp;Chinese Dreams&nbsp;(Michigan, 2004). He blogs part-time at <a href="http://www.printculture.com/">Printculture</a>.

Eric Hayot

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Through the Mirror: Claude Lévi-Strauss in Japan