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Structuralism is an intellectual approach that explains human culture and behavior by looking at how individual elements—like words, customs, or ideas—fit into larger interconnected systems rather than existing on their own. It matters because it shifts focus from studying things in isolation to discovering the hidden patterns and rules that organize how humans think, act, and create meaning.
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結構主義(英語:Structuralism)是一种科學流派,側重對結構的認識,不追究對本質的了解,提倡学科之間互通有無,以及一種整體的科學,要透過表面的現象,尋求底層的關係,以期獲得放諸四海而皆準的結構。結構主義是二十世紀下半叶分析研究語言、文化與社會的流行方法。
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