Seeing like Chicago
Erwin DekkerObservations about Chicago economics, sociology, literature and more by Erwin Dekker
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Ronald Coase (belated) response to Friedman ‘53
There is a funny way in which the Frank Knight students, from Kenneth Boulding to James Buchanan, and from Milton Friedman to George Stigler continue conversations even as their respective research programs are ostensibly growing apart. A g...
Some unlikely Great American novels
A fascinating aspect of the 1930s and 1940s in Chicago is the very intimate connections between the writers and poets of the city and the sociologists. Many of the significant novelists like Nelson Algren, Willard Motley (Knock on any door)...
Erving Goffman: “we construct a criminal’s nature to fit his crime”
As my book is taking shape more and more, I have a pretty definite sense of what will be confined to the footnotes, and what will make the main text. And I figure that being in the footnotes is a good reason to blog about it. More important...
The economics of prostitution with William I. Thomas
I wrote before about the fall from grace of William I. Thomas. After he resigned from his position at the University of Chicago his career took some surprising turns. His next book, ‘Old World Traits Transplanted’ (1921) was published under...
Simone de Beauvoir in Chicago
I wrote earlier about Simone de Beauvoir’s connections to Chicago. We were on family holiday the past couple of weeks, and I used some of that time to read The Mandarins, the novel dedicated to Nelson Algren with whom De Beauvoir had a pass...
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