Literature and the Economics of Liberty

Literature and the Economics of Liberty: Spontaneous Order in Culture
Author(s)	Paul A. Cantor and Stephen D. Cox
Country	United States
Subject(s)	Economics
Genre(s)	Non-fiction
Publisher	Ludwig von Mises Institute
Publication date	2009
Media type	Print
Pages	520 p.
ISBN	9781933550640
OCLC Number	639288551

Literature and the Economics of Liberty: Spontaneous Order in Culture is a compilation of essays written by Paul Cantor and others focused on literary criticism (and a theory of criticism) from a pro-market point of view.

Links

• Resources page at Mises.org
  • Preface
  • Chapter 1 "The Poetics of Spontaneous Order: Austrian Economics and Literary Criticism"
  • Chapter 6 "The Invisible Man and the Invisible Hand: H.G. Wells's Critique of Capitalism"

• Articles, essays and reviews
  • "Literature and Economic Liberty (Cantor/Cox)" by Jeffrey Tucker, January 2010
  • Mises Review by David Gordon, 2009 (republished as Mises Daily here)
  • The Independent Review by Allen Porter Mendenhall, Fall 2010
  • Weekly Standard review by James Seaton, March 2011 (republished as Mises Daily here)
  • "Can Culture Generate Spontaneous Order?" by Bruce Edward Walker, December 2010
  • "Literature of Liberty" by Stephan Kinsella, September 2006

• Other media
  • In Studio: "Literature and the Economics of Liberty" interview with Allen Mendenhall, January 2011 (YouTube)