Tag: Joseph Vogl

August 21, 2015

Litonomics

Economics and literary criticism are far from mutually uncomprehending strangers.

Literary Theory
August 21, 2015

The End of An Illusion

Economic theory is deeply theological; to imagine otherwise makes it a dangerous knowledge.

Literary Theory, Religious Studies
August 19, 2015

A Religion of Unbelief

On the rift between mundane money and its mystical financial shadow.

Business & Economics, Literary Theory, Philosophy
August 18, 2015

The Paradox of Economism

Modern money and finance is held together by faith, magic, and belief.

Philosophy
August 17, 2015

Money’s Other Worlds

On the magical underpinnings of our ostensibly rational economies.

Business & Economics, Literary Theory, Philosophy
August 17, 2015

Heterodox Economics: A Blog Series

Markets are too important to leave to economists alone.

Business & Economics, Literary Theory, Philosophy
October 7, 2014

The Specter of Capital in Cosmopolis

The allegorical import behind Don DeLillo’s 2003 novel. By Joseph Vogl

Business & Economics, Literary Theory