""Models of Value" makes one of those reconceptualizations of a literary and cultural field that seems obvious only in retrospect; that is to say that once one thinks of the novel's cultural functions in relation to those of political economy, it is hard to see how past discussions of the novel have managed to ignore the crisis in 'value' addressed in eighteenth-century concerns with money and monetary function."--Kristina Straub, Carnegie Mellon University
""Models of Value" makes one of those reconceptualizations of a literary and cultural field that seems obvious only in retrospect; that is to say that once one thinks of the novel's cultural functions in relation to those of political economy, it is hard to see how past discussions of the novel have managed to ignore the crisis in 'value' addressed in eighteenth-century concerns with money and monetary function."--Kristina Straub, Carnegie Mellon University
Acknowledgments vii Introduction: Models of Value 1 1. Representation and Exchange 15 2. Money as Sign 40 3. Defoe and the Narrative of Exchange 87 4. Fielding and Property 132 5. Burney and Debt 156 Conclusion: Austen and the Novel 185 Notes 199 Works Cited 251 Index 267
Acknowledgments vii Introduction: Models of Value 1 1. Representation and Exchange 15 2. Money as Sign 40 3. Defoe and the Narrative of Exchange 87 4. Fielding and Property 132 5. Burney and Debt 156 Conclusion: Austen and the Novel 185 Notes 199 Works Cited 251 Index 267
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