The Moral Power of Money

The Moral Power of Money by Ariel Wilkis delves into how money shapes moral and social relationships among the poor in Buenos Aires’s Villa Olimpia. Through ethnographic insights, Wilkis introduces the concept of moral capital, showing how different "pieces" of money—whether earned, lent, donated, sacrificial, political, or safeguarded—carry distinct moral meanings and power in everyday life.

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The Moral Power of Money by Ariel Wilkis delves into how money shapes moral and social relationships among the poor in Buenos Aires’s Villa Olimpia. Through ethnographic insights, Wilkis introduces the concept of moral capital, showing how different "pieces" of money—whether earned, lent, donated, sacrificial, political, or safeguarded—carry distinct moral meanings and power in everyday life.

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The Moral Power of Money by Ariel Wilkis delves into how money shapes moral and social relationships among the poor in Buenos Aires’s Villa Olimpia. Through ethnographic insights, Wilkis introduces the concept of moral capital, showing how different "pieces" of money—whether earned, lent, donated, sacrificial, political, or safeguarded—carry distinct moral meanings and power in everyday life.