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Abstraction and Value: The Medieval Origins of Financial Quantification

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Abstraction and Value: The Medieval Origins of Financial Quantification

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Nick Srnicek (London School of Economics);Michael O'Rourke (Independent Scholar);Evan Calder Williams (Univ. of California, Santa Cruz)

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financial markets, speculation, mathematizations, market volatility, financial metaphysics, Peter John Olivi, The Blank Swan, Nicolas Oresme,
Featured talk by Nick Srnicek, with two responses from Michael O'Rourke and Evan Calder Williams, at "Speculative Medievalisms: A Laboratory-Atelier," a 1-day symposium held at The Anatomy Theater, King's College London, 14 January 2011 [organized and sponsored by the BABEL Working Group, the Centre for Late Antique and Medieval Studies @ King's College London, and the Petropunk Collective].
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2019-03-23T19:26:49Z
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