Drunk on Capitalism. An Interdisciplinary Reflection on Market Economy, Art and Science

1. Single Step Guide to Success – Day Planning
Heath Bunting

2. The Inseparability of Science and Values
John Dupré

3. The Humanities Under Fire?
Hendrik (Rik) Pinxten

4. What Is There Beyond Mertonian and Dollar Green Science? Exploring the Contours of Epistemic Democracy
Jeroen Bouwel

5. Enclosing the Academic Commons – Increasing Knowledge Transfer or Eroding Academic Values?
Sigrid Sterckx

6. (E)valuating Words: Money and Gain in the Therapeutic Economy
Dany Nobus

7. Copyright: A Curse or a Blessing?
Evi Werkers

8. The Fethish Character of the Work of Art and Its Secret
Frank Vande Veire

9. Salvador Dalí’s Dream of Venus at the 1939 New York World’s Fair: Capitalist Funhouse or Surrealist Landmark?
Christel Stalpaert

10. How to Sell a Boring Action Hero: An Analysis of the Success of The Bourne Ultimatum Within the Context of Corporate Hollywood
Isolde Vanhee

11. Saturn and His Children. The Crying of Potential Estate: A Case Study of the Art Market as Metaphor and Practice
Katerina Gregos

12. The Work of Art in the Age of Meta-Capital
Christophe Bruno

13. How to Handcraft an Achingly Self-Referential Virtual Commodity Fetish Object (For Fun and Profit!)
Julian Dibbell

Avainsanat: Humanities / Arts / Design, Interdisciplinary Studies, Regional and Cultural Studies, Philosophy of the Social Sciences, Modern Philosophy, Political Philosophy