Çınla Akdere is Lecturer of History of Economic Thought at the Department of Economics, Middle East Technical Univeristy and researcher at the Labaratory Philosophie, Histoire et Analyse des Représentations Economiques (PHARE), Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, France. Christine Baron is Professor of Comparative Literature at the University of Poitiers at Université de Poitiers, France.

• 1 Introduction and OverviewÇINLA AKDERE AND CHRISTINE BARON AND BRUNA INGRAOPart IPassions and Interest: A Comparative Study of Economic Texts and Literary Masterpieces2 Narratives of passions and finance in the 19th centuryBRUNA INGRAO3 The passions and the interests: the Sentimental Education of Gustave FlaubertALPHONSO SANCHEZ4 Literature and Political Economy: Saint-Simon and Jean-Baptiste Say’s writingsGILLES JACOUD5 Which Economic Agent Does Robinson Crusoe Represent? CLAIRE PIGNOL6 Political Economy and utilitarianism in Dickens' Hard TimesNATHALIE SIGOT AND ÇINLA AKDEREPART II Economic Ideas and Metaphors in Literature: An Interdisciplinary Approach7 Concordances and dissidences between economy and literature JEAN-JOSEPH GOUX8 Economics and monetary imagination in André Gide's The Counterfeiters ÇINLA AKDERE AND CHRISTINE BARON9 ‘I Always Wanted to Have Earned My First Dollar but I Never Had’: Gertrude Stein and Money LAURA E. B. KEY10 Georges Perec’s Les Choses as the Privileged Domain of Contemporary Hunter-GatherersEYÜP ÖZVERENPART IIIFacing change: reflections of economic development and crises in historical and literary texts 11 Transforming Economic and Social Relations: Modern Economy in Novels of UşaklıgilREYHAN TUTUMLU SERDAR AND ALI SERDAR12 Mechanization Experience in Agriculture in Turkey: The Pomegranate on the KnollSELİN SEÇİL AKIN AND IŞIL ŞİRİN SELÇUK13 An Intertextual Analysis of the Village Novels by Village Institute Graduates: Socio-economic Scenes of the Turkish Village between 1950 and 1980ESRA ELİF NARTOK14 Theatre in Crisis, Theatre of Crisis: Economics and Contemporary Dram

Çınla Akdere is Lecturer of History of Economic Thought at the Department of Economics, Middle East Technical Univeristy and researcher at the Labaratory Philosophie, Histoire et Analyse des Représentations Economiques (PHARE), Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, France. Christine Baron is Professor of Comparative Literature at the University of Poitiers at Université de Poitiers, France.

• 1 Introduction and OverviewÇINLA AKDERE AND CHRISTINE BARON AND BRUNA INGRAOPart IPassions and Interest: A Comparative Study of Economic Texts and Literary Masterpieces2 Narratives of passions and finance in the 19th centuryBRUNA INGRAO3 The passions and the interests: the Sentimental Education of Gustave FlaubertALPHONSO SANCHEZ4 Literature and Political Economy: Saint-Simon and Jean-Baptiste Say’s writingsGILLES JACOUD5 Which Economic Agent Does Robinson Crusoe Represent? CLAIRE PIGNOL6 Political Economy and utilitarianism in Dickens' Hard TimesNATHALIE SIGOT AND ÇINLA AKDEREPART II Economic Ideas and Metaphors in Literature: An Interdisciplinary Approach7 Concordances and dissidences between economy and literature JEAN-JOSEPH GOUX8 Economics and monetary imagination in André Gide's The Counterfeiters ÇINLA AKDERE AND CHRISTINE BARON9 ‘I Always Wanted to Have Earned My First Dollar but I Never Had’: Gertrude Stein and Money LAURA E. B. KEY10 Georges Perec’s Les Choses as the Privileged Domain of Contemporary Hunter-GatherersEYÜP ÖZVERENPART IIIFacing change: reflections of economic development and crises in historical and literary texts 11 Transforming Economic and Social Relations: Modern Economy in Novels of UşaklıgilREYHAN TUTUMLU SERDAR AND ALI SERDAR12 Mechanization Experience in Agriculture in Turkey: The Pomegranate on the KnollSELİN SEÇİL AKIN AND IŞIL ŞİRİN SELÇUK13 An Intertextual Analysis of the Village Novels by Village Institute Graduates: Socio-economic Scenes of the Turkish Village between 1950 and 1980ESRA ELİF NARTOK14 Theatre in Crisis, Theatre of Crisis: Economics and Contemporary Dram

Çınla Akdere is Lecturer of History of Economic Thought at the Department of Economics, Middle East Technical Univeristy and researcher at the Labaratory Philosophie, Histoire et Analyse des Représentations Economiques (PHARE), Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, France. Christine Baron is Professor of Comparative Literature at the University of Poitiers at Université de Poitiers, France.

• 1 Introduction and OverviewÇINLA AKDERE AND CHRISTINE BARON AND BRUNA INGRAOPart IPassions and Interest: A Comparative Study of Economic Texts and Literary Masterpieces2 Narratives of passions and finance in the 19th centuryBRUNA INGRAO3 The passions and the interests: the Sentimental Education of Gustave FlaubertALPHONSO SANCHEZ4 Literature and Political Economy: Saint-Simon and Jean-Baptiste Say’s writingsGILLES JACOUD5 Which Economic Agent Does Robinson Crusoe Represent? CLAIRE PIGNOL6 Political Economy and utilitarianism in Dickens' Hard TimesNATHALIE SIGOT AND ÇINLA AKDEREPART II Economic Ideas and Metaphors in Literature: An Interdisciplinary Approach7 Concordances and dissidences between economy and literature JEAN-JOSEPH GOUX8 Economics and monetary imagination in André Gide's The Counterfeiters ÇINLA AKDERE AND CHRISTINE BARON9 ‘I Always Wanted to Have Earned My First Dollar but I Never Had’: Gertrude Stein and Money LAURA E. B. KEY10 Georges Perec’s Les Choses as the Privileged Domain of Contemporary Hunter-GatherersEYÜP ÖZVERENPART IIIFacing change: reflections of economic development and crises in historical and literary texts 11 Transforming Economic and Social Relations: Modern Economy in Novels of UşaklıgilREYHAN TUTUMLU SERDAR AND ALI SERDAR12 Mechanization Experience in Agriculture in Turkey: The Pomegranate on the KnollSELİN SEÇİL AKIN AND IŞIL ŞİRİN SELÇUK13 An Intertextual Analysis of the Village Novels by Village Institute Graduates: Socio-economic Scenes of the Turkish Village between 1950 and 1980ESRA ELİF NARTOK14 Theatre in Crisis, Theatre of Crisis: Economics and Contemporary Dram