Abstract
The emphasis on the representational field and the structural linguistics turn transposition into anthropology have opened space for new categories and new reflections in the discipline, which now question not only the possibility of a complete objectivity, but its own conception of representation. Thus, the present essay aims to show the influence of the structural turn in anthropology from two perspectives: a) the notions of history and structure; b) the presence of the author in ethnography and the textual production.
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