How to pronounce“structuralism”in English

Structuralism holds that specific instances of culture, like myths, betray a much more complicated underlying structure.

Mainly, there were the ideas of structuralism, functionalism and psychoanalysis. Scientific psychology got its start in 1879 in Germany when physician Wilhelm Wundt set up the first psychology laboratory at the University of Leipzig just a few years after

Titchener named this approach 'structuralism', but despite its rigid sounding name, it really relied so much on introspection that it became too subjective.

art isn't based on Theory I mean it's not kind of through the lens of postmodernism post structuralism different Theory it's it's

Wundt’s student, British psychologist Edward Bradford Titchener, developed a structuralist psychological theory based on Wundt’s ideas starting in 1892. Structuralism is a philosophy

This is, in Marx, what a hundred years later in social sciences were called structuralism.

What that structure is, and how it works, depends upon which structuralist you're talking to.