Shakespeare and Economic Theory

ISBN: 9781472576972 出版年：2015 页码：238 David Hawkes Evelyn Gajowski Bloomsbury Publishing

Series Editor's Preface Acknowledgements Preface PART ONE Economics in History and Criticism 1 'Will into appetite': Economics and Chrematistics 2 'The future comes apace': The Birth of Restricted Economy 3 The Last of the Schoolmen: The Marxist Tradition 4 'The hatch and brood of time': Beyond the Economy 5 Money as Metaphor: The New Economic Criticism PART TWO Economics in Shakespeare 6 'Going to the market-place': The Commons and the Commodity 7 'The soul of trade': Worth and Value 8 'Knaves of common hire': Wage Labour, Slavery and Reification 9 'Unkind abuse': The Legalization of Usury 10 'Lear's shadow': Identity, Property and Possession Conclusion: Magic and Alienation Notes Bibliography Index