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Entrances for Shawn Michaels and his Knights against The Hart Family (Bruce, Keith, Owen and Bret Hart) (with Stu Hart) in a Survivor Series match.
(Survivor Series 11/24/1993)
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I have been struck by the tenacity with which ordinary people cling to the barter origin myth of money. Can this merely be an example of Keynes' (1936: 383) famous claim that our ideas are nothing more than the echoes of a defunct economists theory? A Sudanese friend once asserted that the original economic system of his country was barter between villages; and then, when pushed, he admitted that these villages had been involved with merchant networks and money for thousands of years. It would be more plausible to locate the origins of exchange in the gift, as Mauss (1990 [1925]) suggested. But this would give priority to a personalised conception of money, seeing markets as a form of symbolic human activity rather than as the circulation of dissociated objects between isolated individuals. The general appeal of the barter origin myth is that it leaves the notion of the private property complex undisturbed.
Keith Hart in Kritikos (Vol. 2, June 2005). Notes towards an anthropology of money
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