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An overview of structuralism as a theoretical school  is provided. The current relevance of structuralism is assessed, and an example  of applicability is presented in an analysis of versions of a Native American  creation myth. A structuralist approach to art allows for a more complete  understanding of the content and form of the art. Through a structuralist  analysis of versions of ‘The Woman Who Fell From the Sky,’ insight into  geographical distributions of the myth and the cultural values held by the  Senecas of New York and the Huron-Wyandots of Canada is  possible.

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An assessment and application of structuralism and linguistics: A structuralist approach to ‘The Woman Who Fell From the Sky,’ a Native American creation myth