Morris Karp

Morris Karp is a Researcher in the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage at Ca' Foscari University of Venice. His work bridges the history of economic thought with philosophical and cultural analysis, focusing on intersections between classical philosophy, modern economic theory, and literary studies.

• Research Focus: History of Economic Thought, Austrian School of Economics, Philosophical Economics
• Key Themes: Hayek's philosophical foundations, Dante's economic metaphors, Sraffa's theoretical framework, Leopardi's philosophical context

His publications span interdisciplinary journals like Journal of the History of Economic Thought and Dante Studies, with notable attention to monetary reform, justice in literature, and the evolution of economic knowledge. Karp's work has been featured in Il Pensiero Economico Italiano and Lo Sguardo, reflecting his engagement with both academic and critical review formats.