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Collapsed mythologies : a geofinancial atlas / Eline Benjaminsen, Dayna Casey ; contributing texts, Amy Bride, Sami Hammana, Marie Storli, Alexis Wright

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Benjaminsen, Eline, author, editor.
Casey, Dayna, author, editor.
Contributor:
Bride, Amy, editor.
Hammana, Sami, editor.
Storli, Marie, editor.
Wright, Alexis, 1950- editor.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Ecolinguistics.
Environmental economics--Terminology.
Environmental economics.
Finance--Terminology.
Finance.
Finance--Miscellanea.
Genre:
Terminology
Physical Description:
344 pages : many illustrations (partly color) ; 23 cm
Edition:
First edition.
Other Title:
Collapsed mythologies : a geofinancial atlas, earths, flora, waters, anatomy, physics, fauna, elements, spells, skies, enchantments
Place of Publication:
Leipzig : Spector Books, 2025.
Summary:
"The realm of finance has its own eco-logics. Hectocorns offer behemoths poison pills, whales take fledglings to the moon, disappear into dark pools, and form fraudulent daisy chains with one another. This book examines slang terms used by traders and other financial professionals, transporting us to a landscape both real and supernatural. Between what these terms mean and the ecological world they refer to, lie rich mythological histories. Unpacking this seductive language reveals the absurd (super) natural 'fictions' that materially and violently shape our worldly ecology."
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:
9783959058490
3959058497
OCLC:
1561279634
Publisher Number:
9783959058490
CIPO000370729

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