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On Speech Acts, Financial Contracts, Ethical Detachment, and Modern Subjects

May 28, 2017 | Autor: Paul Kockelman | Categoría: Business Ethics, Semiotics, Cultural Studies, Economics, Political Economy, Ethics, Pragmatism, Self and Identity, Social Sciences, Contract Law, Values, Social and Cultural Anthropology, Legal Anthropology, Economic Anthropology, Gift Exchange, Performativity, William James, Modality, Karl Polanyi, Value Theory, Modernity, Philosophy of Time, Materiality (Anthropology), Cultural Anthropology, Phenomenology of Temporality, Erving Goffman, Financial Derivatives, Marcel Mauss, External Debt, Deontology, Asset and investment valuation, Henry Sumner Maine, Ethics, Pragmatism, Self and Identity, Social Sciences, Contract Law, Values, Social and Cultural Anthropology, Legal Anthropology, Economic Anthropology, Gift Exchange, Performativity, William James, Modality, Karl Polanyi, Value Theory, Modernity, Philosophy of Time, Materiality (Anthropology), Cultural Anthropology, Phenomenology of Temporality, Erving Goffman, Financial Derivatives, Marcel Mauss, External Debt, Deontology, Asset and investment valuation, Henry Sumner Maine
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This 2007 article theorizes the relation between speech acts and financial contracts, and between economic circulation and ethical detachment. To do this, it puts Goffman and James in dialog with Marx and Polanyi. More broadly, it examines the relation between economic and ethical value by attending to practices that stand at the intersection of meaning (signification and interpretation) and modality (rights and responsibilities, credits and debts). And it uses such practices to reframe classic understandings of the relation between subjectivity, temporality, modernity, and accountability.
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