TWO PART QUESTION: This theorist tried to “throw away the title of New Historicism” with his/her attempt to more clearly label his/her practice as a literary version of cultural anthropology.
Who is Stephen Greenblatt and what is "cultural poetics"?
100
A term that can be best described as the stories about history.
What is Meta-History?
100
Asserts that the ambiguous boundaries between reason and madness in Elizabethan England testify to the politicization of subjectivity and of the history of “the self.”
Who is Karin S. Coddon?
200
Takes her/his conception of the historian’s task, and redefines it in terms of her/his requirement that the intuition takes shape in terms of the tropes of literary language and in the form of a literary genre.
Who is Hayden White?
200
How a given historical situation is to be configured depends on the historian's subtlety in matching up a specific ______ _______with the set of historical events that he/she wishes to endow with a certain meaning. This is a literary or _______-_________ process.
What is plot structure and what is fiction-making process. (White)
200
The practice of applying Marxist theory to advertisements.
What is cultural studies?
300
They form the roots of cultural studies (theorists)
What do Richard Hoggart, Stuart Hall, TheodorAdorno, Roland Barthes and Meaghan Morris have in common?
This theorist focused on the use of Shakespearean plays involvement within New Historicism.
Who is Stephen Greenblatt?
400
Ideas that form New Historicism's roots
What does structuralist thought regarding human systems and language and the deconstruction idea that no one can be entirely objective have in common?
400
The theorist who asserted that "in a sense the historical is the opposite of the mythical, and to tell the historian that what gives shape to his book is a myth would sound to him vaguely insulting".
Popular domestic 19th century novels represent a monumental effort to reorganize culture from women's points of view; this body of work is remarkable for its intellectual complexity, ambition, and resourcefulness; this offers a critique of society.
What is Jane Tompkins's thesis?
500
Foucault's concept of cultural formation as links between period texts, Geertz's symbolic representation, White's figural relationships, Bourdieu and Certeau's concepts of learned practice structures of knowledge.
Which theories contribute to New Historicism?
500
According to this theorist, to consider MADNESS in Shakespeare’s tragedy Hamlet, one would need to examine its manifest _______ in the play.
Who is Karin S. Coddon and What is political implications?