Contents: Fiona Cox/Hans-Walter Schmidt-Hannisa: Introduction - Michael Hutter: Visual Credit: The Britannia Vignette on the Notes of the Bank of England - Cordula Politis: Wisdom vs Riches: The Discourse of Money in Fortunatus - Michael Shields: Songs and Money as a Mirror of the Self. Reflections on Ehrenbote von Rhein's Spiegelweise - Michael Fodor: Diderot and the Play of Money - William Carter: «Uralte und nie gehobne Beschweerde»: Goethe, Faust and Taxes - Anders Mortensen: Romantic Critics of Political Economy - Sheila Dickson: Finding Treasure in the Works of Achim von Arnim - Kirill Postoutenko: Kapital and picaresque: Towards the Typology of abstractio in European Culture - Armin Schäfer: Mad Money: Melville's Doubloon - Fiona Cox: Pygmalion and the Prostitute: Processes of Exchange in Hugo's Les Misérables - Niamh Sweeney: Strategies of Potential. The Idea of Gaming in Baudelaire's Aesthetic of Modern Life - Dick Collins: The Price of Mrs Lovett's Pies: Blood and Cash in the Penny Dreadful - Mary Pierse: George Moore, Sherlock Holmes and the Many Money Questions in Fin-de-Siècle English Fiction - Hans-Walter Schmidt-Hannisa: Love for Sale. Men, Women and Money in Works by Arthur Schnitzler - Brian Moloney: Exchange Rates in Italo Svevo's Later Narrative Fiction - Guy Snaith: All Because of Money: Money and Culture in Gabrielle Roy's Bonheur d'occasion - Ekkehard Knörer: Of Signs and Money in Robert Bresson's Film L'Argent - Ailbhe Thunder: Filming the Virtual Economy from Wall Street to Boiler Room - Joyce Goggin: Casinos and Sure Bets - Ocean's Eleven and Cinematic Money - Christina Oldman: Financial Identities in the American Tycoon Autobiographies by Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller: Credit Negotiations as Creator of Masculinity - Matthias Weiss: The Trading Floor in the Display Case: Stock Exchange Capitalism as Expressed through the Medium of the Museum Exhibition - Michael Bzdak: Money in the Bank? Corporate Support of the Arts in Twentieth Century American Art - Mary O'Neill: Art and Money: Experience Destruction Exposure - Sina Vatanpour: Money, Language and Identity in Paul Auster's City of Glass and Ghosts - Joachim Schwend: «Pecunia non olet»: Money and Consumer Cultures.