structural analysis, n.Definitions

Structural analysis is necessary because society, any society, is concerned immediately to structure reality.

Structural analysis is grounded in the idea that whenever a detail seems a bit 'off pattern' in a version, it is likely that it is expressing the opposite of a normal version which exist elsewhere and usually not far from the other one.

Structural analysis is a mode of analysis that posits a binary symmetry that whenever in a given version of a myth or a detail appears as a bit 'off pattern', it is most likely trying to say the opposite of a different version which exist elsewhere and usually not far from the other one.