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...Philip Goodchild This essay review of Margaret Atwood's Payback shows how the book's accomplishment is to provide a Jungian analysis of the “shadow” of wealth: the primitive meanings attached to debt deriving from ancient cultural configurations of a proper balance in the order of things. Debt...

... of prestige and eminence on the basis of their wealth and the magnitude of the support they receive for research activities. American universities, richer than all others, have greater resources to deploy and therefore are considered “the best.” Among them, Columbia and Stanford are among the very best...

... only appears . . . when there is enough money to produce a little leisure, a little time in which to love. . . . The cash value of the Christian ideal of universal brotherhood has, for the last two centuries, been the conviction that once science and technology have produced enough wealth...

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... of Wealth (Toronto: House of Anansi Press, 2008). An economic recession seems an appropriate time to take up the late Paul Feyerabend’s call, made in our Spring 1992 issue, for papers on alternatives to both capitalism and “totalitarian economy.” We have done so once before in this format...

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... enhancement of his influence and reputation in the city. Medici images are stamped with the impress of Medici identity—of their wealth, power, and pride 255 in lineage. But if they are to be interpreted as political statements, expressions of secular power...

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... generally been thought most percep- tible in terms of loss of control, loss of power over native and other populations, loss of wealth and individual status—all surrendered to a successor from within or nearby, and often accompanied by a loss of faith. This fate is seen...

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... in primates and other animals, he provides a wealth of anecdotes, controlled observations, and psychological exper- iments. In one instance, he recalls Borie, a chimp grandmother at the Yerkes Field Station, who frowned while staring at him because he had unintention- ally just sprayed a little chimp...

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..., especially their use of typography and innovative spatial design, are both informative and original: she uncovers a wealth of material not widely known. But her criteria for inclusion—“provisionality, periodicity, multiple authorship, heterogeneity of contents”—are dubious: how “heterogeneous” can texts...