Stratos Myrogiannis is an Adjunct Lecturer in the School of Humanities at the Hellenic Open University, Greece.Constantinos Repapis is Lecturer in Economics at Goldsmiths, University of London, UK.

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• Table of contentsAcknowledgementsList of contributorsForeword by Louise BraddockIntroductionStratos Myrogiannis and Constantinos RepapisPart IEconomics, Literature and Representation1 Economic thought and novels: What can we expect from the economy?Claire Pignol2 Men of Feeling: Sympathy, Imagination and the Value of Interdisciplinary ExchangeFoteini Lika3 Adamantios Koraes and his tropics of discourse: Art, Science and Economics as therapeutic debtsStratos MyrogiannisPart IIEconomics, Visual Arts and Abstractions4 Economy, efficiency and the promenade deck: Thoughts on the history of architectural theoryStravros Alifragkis5 Resemblances and Disjunctions: Art, Mathematics and Economic ModelsRagupathy Venkatachalam6 Fragments, Spolia and Economic TextsConstantinos RepapisPart IIIReflections on Economics, Society and Art7 Art as Experience: The Aesthetic Dimensions of Meta-Economic Concerns in E. F. Schumacher’s WorkSarath Jakka8 "Man, the Prisoner of Logic": Towards an Optics of EquanimityMichael Uebel9 Economics, the Plastic Arts and Social TransformationSheila DowIndex

Stratos Myrogiannis is an Adjunct Lecturer in the School of Humanities at the Hellenic Open University, Greece.Constantinos Repapis is Lecturer in Economics at Goldsmiths, University of London, UK.

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• Table of contentsAcknowledgementsList of contributorsForeword by Louise BraddockIntroductionStratos Myrogiannis and Constantinos RepapisPart IEconomics, Literature and Representation1 Economic thought and novels: What can we expect from the economy?Claire Pignol2 Men of Feeling: Sympathy, Imagination and the Value of Interdisciplinary ExchangeFoteini Lika3 Adamantios Koraes and his tropics of discourse: Art, Science and Economics as therapeutic debtsStratos MyrogiannisPart IIEconomics, Visual Arts and Abstractions4 Economy, efficiency and the promenade deck: Thoughts on the history of architectural theoryStravros Alifragkis5 Resemblances and Disjunctions: Art, Mathematics and Economic ModelsRagupathy Venkatachalam6 Fragments, Spolia and Economic TextsConstantinos RepapisPart IIIReflections on Economics, Society and Art7 Art as Experience: The Aesthetic Dimensions of Meta-Economic Concerns in E. F. Schumacher’s WorkSarath Jakka8 "Man, the Prisoner of Logic": Towards an Optics of EquanimityMichael Uebel9 Economics, the Plastic Arts and Social TransformationSheila DowIndex

Stratos Myrogiannis is an Adjunct Lecturer in the School of Humanities at the Hellenic Open University, Greece.Constantinos Repapis is Lecturer in Economics at Goldsmiths, University of London, UK.

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• Table of contentsAcknowledgementsList of contributorsForeword by Louise BraddockIntroductionStratos Myrogiannis and Constantinos RepapisPart IEconomics, Literature and Representation1 Economic thought and novels: What can we expect from the economy?Claire Pignol2 Men of Feeling: Sympathy, Imagination and the Value of Interdisciplinary ExchangeFoteini Lika3 Adamantios Koraes and his tropics of discourse: Art, Science and Economics as therapeutic debtsStratos MyrogiannisPart IIEconomics, Visual Arts and Abstractions4 Economy, efficiency and the promenade deck: Thoughts on the history of architectural theoryStravros Alifragkis5 Resemblances and Disjunctions: Art, Mathematics and Economic ModelsRagupathy Venkatachalam6 Fragments, Spolia and Economic TextsConstantinos RepapisPart IIIReflections on Economics, Society and Art7 Art as Experience: The Aesthetic Dimensions of Meta-Economic Concerns in E. F. Schumacher’s WorkSarath Jakka8 "Man, the Prisoner of Logic": Towards an Optics of EquanimityMichael Uebel9 Economics, the Plastic Arts and Social TransformationSheila DowIndex