“The Political Economy of Great Works of Literature”: Symposium
The Independent Review · Winter 2020/21
What can great writers such as Aristophanes, Tolstoy, Austen, and Conrad offer readers in today's topsy-turvy world? A lot! Their classic novels, plays, and short stories engross the reader while sparking the contemplation of profound truths and enduring moral questions about how individuals should live their lives. The articles in our Winter 2020/21 Symposium grapple with what great literature can tell us about the political and economic arrangements that make for a free and flourishing society.
 
This issue also features Paul Craig Roberts’s “What Is Supply-Side Economics? Four Decades Later Wikipedia and Academic Economists Still Don’t Know” as well as twelve reviews of important new books including ten web-exclusive reviews.

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Co-Editors:
Christopher J. Coyne
Michael C. Munger
Robert M. Whaples

Founding Editor:
Robert Higgs

Published Quarterly
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Winter 2020/21 Issue Contents
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Articles
Crusoe and the Economists: An Accounting
By Steven G. Horwitz, Sarah Skwire
Human Nature and Civil Society in Jane Austen
By Cecil E. Bohanon, Michelle Albert Vachris
Philanthropic Exchange in Ralph Ellison’s Invisible Man
By Cecil E. Bohanon, Michelle Albert Vachris
The Political Economy of Flannery O’Connor
By Scott A. Beaulier, Anemone Beaulier
Reflections
Twelve Book Reviews Including...
Unjust: Social Justice and the Unmaking of America *
By Noah Rothman
Reviewed by Anthony J. Gill
Apocalypse Never: Why Environmental Alarmism Hurts Us All *
By Michael Shellenberger
Reviewed by Robert M. Whaples
Same Players, Different Game: An Examination of the Commercial College Athletics Industry *
By John C. Barnes
Reviewed by William L. Anderson
Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook *
By Mark Bray
Reviewed by J. K. Miles
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