A Companion to the Spanish Renaissance
Doing Things with Money in Early Modern Spain
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Vilches, E
2019
Early Modern Spanish society lived in a world saturated with all kinds of business and concerns about money. Everyone adopted habits of thought associated trade. Profit and loss became the language for assessing material, social, private, and spiritual matters. Mercantile culture merged business and cultural registers to the extent than adopting and reshaping the discourse of commerce became the concern of literature.
Duke Scholars
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2019
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508 / 508
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Brill
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Vilches, E. (2019). Doing Things with Money in Early Modern Spain. In H. Kallendorf (Ed.), A Companion to the Spanish Renaissance (pp. 508–508). Leiden -- Boston: Brill.
Vilches, Elvira. “Doing Things with Money in Early Modern Spain.” In A Companion to the Spanish Renaissance, edited by Hilaire Kallendorf, 508–508. Leiden -- Boston: Brill, 2019.
Vilches E. Doing Things with Money in Early Modern Spain. In: Kallendorf H, editor. A Companion to the Spanish Renaissance. Leiden -- Boston: Brill; 2019. p. 508–508.
Vilches, Elvira. “Doing Things with Money in Early Modern Spain.” A Companion to the Spanish Renaissance, edited by Hilaire Kallendorf, Brill, 2019, pp. 508–508.
Vilches E. Doing Things with Money in Early Modern Spain. In: Kallendorf H, editor. A Companion to the Spanish Renaissance. Leiden -- Boston: Brill; 2019. p. 508–508.
Publication Date
2019
Start / End Page
508 / 508
Publisher
Brill