A new essay examines how money shapes perceptions of buildings and other material items in society.
The piece discusses the dual nature of structures, noting physical attributes alongside invisible ownership and pricing details. It draws on historical economic debates, including views from the early 2000s and the 2007 financial crisis. Authors highlight tensions in economic theory regarding money's role versus tangible reality. The work is excerpted from the forthcoming book Against Money.
A new excerpt highlights personal reflections on creativity and storytelling through everyday items.
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A new essay examines connections between perceptions of ugliness and societal concerns about gender.
Senator Chris Murphy discussed the role of community connections in addressing economic and social challenges during a recent podcast interview about his new book.
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A new essay explores the challenges of authoring a novel inaccessible to one's mother.