Economics in literature.

Downwardly Mobile = The Changing Fortunes of American Realism / by: (Electronic resources)

Money, commerce, and economics in late medieval English literature by: (Electronic resources)

From political economy to economics through nineteenth-century literature = reclaiming the social / by: (Electronic resources)

Culture and economics in contemporary cosmopolitan fiction by: (Electronic resources)

Economic informality and world literature by: (Electronic resources)

Economics for lovers of literature by: (Electronic resources)

The coiners of language by: (Electronic resources)

The gold standard and the logic of naturalism = American literature at the turn of the century / by: (Electronic resources)

The economics of the imagination by: (Electronic resources)

Theatre, finance and society in early modern England by: (Electronic resources)

From Dickens to Dracula = Gothic, economics, and Victorian fiction / by: (Electronic resources)

Money and the early Greek mind = homer, philosophy, tragedy / by: (Electronic resources)

Romances of free trade = British literature, laissez-faire, and the global nineteenth century / by: (Electronic resources)

Culture, capital, and representation by: (Electronic resources)

The 'invisible hand' and British fiction 1818-1860 = Adam Smith, political economy, and the genre of realism / by: (Electronic resources)

From gift to commodity = capitalism and sacrifice in nineteenth-century American fiction / by: (Electronic resources)

Shakespeare's Twenty-First Century economics : = the morality of love and money / by: (Language materials, printed)

Narratives of inequality = postcolonial literary economics / by: (Electronic resources)

William Blake and the impossible history of the 1790s by: (Electronic resources)