Dear everybody, we mark the exit for Addison editions of the book The Ideology of money, by Adriano Voltolin.
The theme of money is back in fashion, both for dramatic reasons (the many who can not make ends meet monthly), and for other more frivolous. The current crisis has called into question the illusion from Toyland to 'make money with money', the slogan that has raged for much of the 90s of last century.
Our book (because it is a text written by many hands), addresses the topic from different points of view and not from a strictly economic, though not all participants in the enterprise regardless. Moreover, one of the reasons for discomfort and dismay at what happens, lies in the unreliability of those who consider themselves so-called pure economists, largely unable to anticipate the outbreak of the crisis, and its evolution.
The book is divided into five long essays:
Voltolin Adriano (Psychoanalyst): An imperious and insatiable desire. Psychoanalytical notes on greed money. Rolf
Haubl (sociologist and psychologist groups): Money rules the world - internal and external. Claudio
Widman (Jungian psychoanalyst). The sense of crisis and the crisis of meaning.
Lorenzo D'Angelo (anthropologist): The hard work and money fast. The hidden economy of mining in Sierra Leone.
Franco Romano (writer). The rusty chisel. The money in literary representations.
We also note that next Monday, February 14, the ideology of money will be reviewed by the economist and sociologist working Aldo Marchetti, at 9:25 am in the phone book books Radiopopolare.
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