Stratos Myrogiannis is an Adjunct Lecturer in the School of Humanities at the Hellenic Open University, Greece.Constantinos Repapis is Lecturer in Economics at Goldsmiths, University of London, UK.

• Table of contentsAcknowledgementsList of contributorsForeword by Louise BraddockIntroductionStratos Myrogiannis and Constantinos RepapisPart IEconomics, Literature and Representation1 Economic thought and novels: What can we expect from the economy?Claire Pignol2 Men of Feeling: Sympathy, Imagination and the Value of Interdisciplinary ExchangeFoteini Lika3 Adamantios Koraes and his tropics of discourse: Art, Science and Economics as therapeutic debtsStratos MyrogiannisPart IIEconomics, Visual Arts and Abstractions4 Economy, efficiency and the promenade deck: Thoughts on the history of architectural theoryStravros Alifragkis5 Resemblances and Disjunctions: Art, Mathematics and Economic ModelsRagupathy Venkatachalam6 Fragments, Spolia and Economic TextsConstantinos RepapisPart IIIReflections on Economics, Society and Art7 Art as Experience: The Aesthetic Dimensions of Meta-Economic Concerns in E. F. Schumacher’s WorkSarath Jakka8 "Man, the Prisoner of Logic": Towards an Optics of EquanimityMichael Uebel9 Economics, the Plastic Arts and Social TransformationSheila DowIndex

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