Culture and Communication: The Logic by Which Symbols Are Connected. an Introduction to the Use of Structuralist Analysis in Social Anthropology

I had to use this book at college for communications courses and at the time, it was difficult to follow and remember salient points. It's a classic example of an author writing for his colleagues and not for actual people. The language is too high-falutin' for the average college student. Sad, but true. But I come back to it every couple of years, and it becomes easier to understand. I suggest that it be issued as part of a graduate course instead of an undergraduate course.