Volume 7, Number 1 · July 28, 1966
The Disappearance of Man
By Claude Levi-Strauss
Among the many cherished recollections that I have retained of the years I spent in the United States, one remains outstanding because it is associated with what, due to my inexperience, appeared to me as something of a discovery. Indeed, it embodies for me to this day the unfathomable wealth and mystery of the city of New York.
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