Culture in an Age of Money

Discover the thought-provoking insights of Culture in an Age of Money by Nicolaus Mills, published by Ivan R Dee in 1991. This compelling collection features fifteen brilliant essays that explore the unique cultural landscape shaped by the "magic of the marketplace" in 1980s America. From architecture to the rise of the yuppie, Mills offers a captivating examination of how consumer behavior influenced society during this transformative decade.

Renowned for its engaging style, the book has been described as “amusing, caustic, and cleverly written.” The New York Times praises its refreshing candor, making it a delightful read for anyone interested in cultural studies, history, and the intersection of economics and art. With a total of 254 pages, Culture in an Age of Money is a must-have addition to your bookshelf for those looking to understand the cultural dynamics of 20th-century America.