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Key Contexts and Theoristsm, we need to set these theories in the context of wider and older debates taking place in the academy and in intellectual discourse. For the most part both new historicism and cultural materialism share common influences, although to different extents. Marxism is much more apparent as an influence

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New Historicism: Representations of History and Powers good evidence to support this — namely the publication of Stephen Greenblatt’s ., and of Louis Montrose’s essay ‘Eliza, Queene of Shepheardes’, both of which are seminal works in the elaboration of new historicist methods of analysis.. Both works seem to announce the chief characteristics of new h

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Cultural Poetics: After the New Historicism?h an essay in Veeser’s collection, . (1989), which Greenblatt entitled ‘Towards a Poetics of Culture’. In 1990, in ., Greenblatt referred to the essays collected in that book as ‘Renaissance cultural poetics’ (Greenblatt 1990, 1). It seems, then, that in the late 1980s Greenblatt began to prefer the

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New Historicism and Cultural Materialism Todayrk to different ends: new historicism aims to show that each era or period has its own conceptual and ideological frameworks, that people of the past did not understand concepts like ‘the individual’, ‘God’, ‘reality’ or ‘gender’ in the same way that we do now; cultural materialism aims to show that