structuralist

Adjective modifier

• modern: The first section is uniformly excellent and covers the use of modern post structuralist historical method on the cultural background to the New Testament.

Modifies a noun

• semiotics: Structuralist semiotics seeks to look behind or beneath the surface of the observed in order to discover the underlying organization of phenomena.
• perspective: Approaching the allegory from a structuralist perspective, he would say that, wouldn't he?
• analysis: This structuralist analysis of texts tends to focus on binary oppositions.
• theory: Saussure's concept of the relational identity of signs is at the heart of structuralist theory.
• approach: I would not want to adopt a structuralist approach, to blame the destiny of peoples on the imperfections of the international system.
• view: This article compares the traditional statistical approach to our understanding of enzyme function with that of the opposing structuralist view.

Modifying Another Word

• purely: A purely structuralist account of the issue is represented in Eisenstadt's From Generation to Generation ( 1956 ).

Noun used with modifier

• post: One might as well argue that the telephone system is post structuralist.