art-e-conomy _ reader - marko stamenkovic

not by accountants but by civil society. Here the insights into the relationship between
the decline of the state and the loss of cultural capital offered by Derrida (1992),
Baudrillard (1993), and Enzensberger (1992) are invaluable. As the state becomes
less important and other social forms are constructed, the contributions of art need
to be deliberately considered.
The author, who worked as a professional storyteller throughout the 1970s and early 1980s,
participated in story exchanges with the Ojibwe and learned of the processes by which the stories
were released from members of the community involved in those processes.
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