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Thinking the Future of Money in the Humanities

Thinking the Future of Money in the Humanities

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Money Questions

Questions and approaches emerging from our opening workshop, February 2024.

Podcasts
By The Cultural Life of Money and Finance
Episode 1:
 Creative responses to financialisation, with Invisible Flock
Episode 2: Icelandic cultural responses to the 2008 crash, with Alaric Hall
Episode 3: Christianity and financialised capitalism, with Kathryn Tanner
Episode 4: Dante and contemporary financialisation, with Mark Davis and Matthew Treherne
Episode 5: The Theological Power of Money, with Devin Singh
Episode 6: Kat Baxter on how “Money Talks” in numismatics and museum collections
Episode 7: Leigh Claire La Berge on Financial Fiction Writing
Episode 8: Kathryn Brown on financialisation and art markets
Episode 9: Avarice and Money in Late Renaissance France with Jonathan Patterson
Episode 10: Katy Shaw on the credit crunch in contemporary culture
Episode 11: Money and the informal economy in Italy, with Isabella Clough Marinaro
Episode 12: Money in Transition

 

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