Keywords
memory
metaphor
memory drama
memcoin
How to Cite
Abstract
Grzegorz Marzec’s book entitled ‘The Economy of Memory’ is an attempt to describe relations between memory and economy. The author follows old and contemporary texts, not limiting his searches to literature only. He is interested with wide memory discourse that takes place in the economic perspective. The author creates the notion of a memory drama, which includes texts being carriers of exceptional impact force. Marzec attributes a notion of memcoins to all attempts aimed at memory monetarisation, i.e. treating it as goods subject to sale.
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