Alisa Zhulina. <i>Theater of Capital: Modern Drama and Economic Life</i>

Alisa Zhulina’s Theater of Capital reads canonical works of modernist drama for their engagement with economic thought. Rather than merely illustrating such phenomena, Zhulina argues, modernist plays conduct consequential thought experiments in economics, and they do so at a plastic hour in economic history.

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Modern Drama
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.3138/md-67-4-rev8
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Political Economy and Marxism
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Alisa Zhulina. Theater of Capital: Modern Drama and Economic Life

Christopher Grobe
Modern Drama
Political Economy and Marxism
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Alisa Zhulina. Theater of Capital: Modern Drama and Economic Life

Christopher Grobe
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Abstract

Alisa Zhulina’s Theater of Capital reads canonical works of modernist drama for their engagement with economic thought. Rather than merely illustrating such phenomena, Zhulina argues, modernist plays conduct consequential thought experiments in economics, and they do so at a plastic hour in economic history.

Modern DramaVol. 67(4)
Johns Hopkins University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 58%
Political Economy and Marxism
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