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P-ISSN 2643-4601
E-ISSN 2643-4598
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Vol. 26, Issue 1, 2022December 16, 2022 CDT

Economies of Clichés: Toward a Free Market Approach for Describing and Measuring Literary Archetypes and Tropes

William Hanff,
communicationsliteraturePRIZMspontaneous orderaestheticslibertarianismpopular cultureclassical liberalism
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Articles in Vol. 26, Issue 1, 2022

Vol. 26, Issue 1, 2022
  • Hitler's Attitude toward Market and Planned Economy, Private Property, and Nationalization
    Rainer Zitelmann
  • Book Review: Professor of Apocalypse: The Many Lives of Jacob Taubes
    David Gordon
  • Economies of Clichés: Toward a Free Market Approach for Describing and Measuring Literary Archetypes and Tropes
    William Hanff
  • Privacy as Invisibility (by Default): Bridging the Gap between Anarcho-Capitalists and Cypherpunks
    Andrea Togni
  • What Does Wilt Chamberlain Owe to Society?
    Ivan JankovicWalter Block
  • Contra Rothbard on Abortion and the Beginning of Human Life
    Walter Block
Journal of Libertarian Studies
Hanff, William. 2022. “Economies of Clichés: Toward a Free Market Approach for Describing and Measuring Literary Archetypes and Tropes.” Journal of Libertarian Studies 26 (1).
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