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Allison

This makes me want to pick a Big Lebowski topic for my thesis next year.

LarryK

Great idea! I bet economists are under-represented in Lebowski studies. Could be better to write a theoretical than empirical thesis in this area, since quantification is so un-Dude like....

Allison

So far I have a request for "Law, Legislation, and Lebowski: Customary law, spontaneous order, and informal institutions in TBL." But I'm still taking nominations.

LarryK

Interesting...you can explore how spontaneous order emerges from the conflict between the creative experimentation of the Dude and the more rule-based behavior of his bowling buddy Walter ("I don't roll on Shabbas!" and - famously, but controversially, when contrasting Nazism with nihilism - "Say what you will about National Socialism, at least there was a credo there") (IMO, a line the (Jewish) Coen Bros were brave enough to keep in the script only because it was spoken by a Jewish character).

And of course, the bowling alley is an informal institution that channels behavior in all kinds of ways...

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