Art and Value is the first comprehensive analysis of art's political economy throughout classical, neoclassical and Marxist economics.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dave Beech is an artist in the collective Freee and teaches Art at Valand Academy, Gothenburg University. His work has been exhibited at the Liverpool Biennial (2010) and the Istanbul Biennial (2013). He has co-authored The Philistine Controversy (Verso, 2002), edited Beauty (MIT/Whitechapel, 2009), contributed essays to Locating the Producers (Valiz, 2011), and Curating and the Educational Turn (Open Editions, 2010).
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Acknowledgements Introduction PART ONE 1. Art, Value and Economics 2. Art and Exceptionalism in Classical Economics 3. Art and Exceptionalism in Neoclassical Economics 4. Exceptionalism After 1945 5. Exceptionalism After 1966 6. Exceptionalism Reassessed PART TWO 7. On the Absence of a Marxist Economics of Art 8. Art and Productive Capital 9. Art and Merchant Capital 10. Art and Finance Capital 11. Art and Post-Fordism Conclusion Bibliography Index
Acknowledgements Introduction PART ONE 1. Art, Value and Economics 2. Art and Exceptionalism in Classical Economics 3. Art and Exceptionalism in Neoclassical Economics 4. Exceptionalism After 1945 5. Exceptionalism After 1966 6. Exceptionalism Reassessed PART TWO 7. On the Absence of a Marxist Economics of Art 8. Art and Productive Capital 9. Art and Merchant Capital 10. Art and Finance Capital 11. Art and Post-Fordism Conclusion Bibliography Index
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