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Discourse of Accounting in the English Novel: A Few Remarks

The history of the English novel provides a form of long-term archive that addresses economic matters in a variety of ways, often as part of intense public debates. This paper examines several instances of the economic imagination in the English novel, including Daniel Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe and Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse, in order to point out different historical uses of economic idiom, and the discourse of accounting in particular, in constructions of subjectivity in literature.

novel, accounting, Daniel Defoe, Virginia Woolf

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