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Austrian Economics and Literature Poetry Writing Contest

In Arts & Letters, Austrian Economics, Creative Writing, Economics, Humane Economy, Imagination, News and Current Events, Poetry, Writing on May 16, 2011 at 10:47 am

Allen Mendenhall

 

Austrian Economics and Literature Poetry Writing Contest

 

Austrian Economics and Literature is having a poetry writing contest.  The subject of the poems must be, of course, on economics. The poems will be judged on both the author’s demonstration of economic knowledge and on poetic form and skill.Here are the rules:

1. The subject of the poems must be on economics. Naturally, metaphorical treatments are acceptable.

2. Poems are to be submitted to Troy Camplin at zatavu1@aol.com

3. Co-bloggers cannot enter.

4. All judgments are final and cannot be contested.

5. Deadline for entries: June 30, 2011

6. The winning entry will be posted on Austrian Economics and Literature and the author of the winning entry will receive a signed copy of Troy Camplin’s book, Diaphysics.

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Hayek v. Keynes: The Rap Anthems

In Austrian Economics, Economics, History, Music, Rhetoric on April 29, 2011 at 1:36 pm

Allen Mendenhall

“Fear the Boom and Bust”

“Fight of the Century: Round Two”

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Literature and the Economics of Liberty

In Arts & Letters, Austrian Economics, Book Reviews, Communication, E.M. Forster, Law-and-Literature, Libertarianism, Literary Theory & Criticism on February 5, 2011 at 10:53 pm

Allen Mendenhall

Recently Jeffrey Tucker, editorial vice president of the Ludwig Von Mises Institute, interviewed me about capitalism, the free market, and literature.  We discussed, among other things, Marxism in literature and humanities departments.  Just days later, a review titled “Marx’s Return” appeared in the London Review of Books.  That shows how relevant my interview was and is.  The interview is below:

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Austrian Economics and Literature

In Arts & Letters, Austrian Economics, Communication, Libertarianism, Literary Theory & Criticism, Rhetoric, Rhetoric & Communication on October 18, 2010 at 3:37 pm

I will be blogging at a new site created by Dr. Troy Camplin. The name of the site, which was inspired by Paul Cantor & Stephen Cox’s Literature & the Economics of Liberty, is Austrian Economics and Literature.