Literature and Liberty

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Challenging the dominance of economic ideas in literary studies, this book advocates for the integration of arts and literature into discussions on law, politics, government, and economics. It features a diverse array of authors, including Emerson, Shakespeare, and Twain, to present a compelling case for the relevance of literary analysis in understanding libertarian principles. This work stands as a notable contribution to both libertarian thought and the field of literary studies.