Shakespeare's Hair: Staging the Object of Material Culture

Harris, Jonathan Gil

doi:10.1353/shq.2001.0057

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“…Jonathan Gil Harris, for one, has criticized recent fascination with "the glittering world of goods" in Renaissance studies for treating arrays of "mundane yet magical things" as timeless windows into alluring lost worlds. 45 And in a wide-ranging polemic against the modern "memory industry" in the historical disciplines, Kerwin Lee Klein attacks notions of "structural memory" which make "a seemingly endless array of physical objects part of memory." 46 While full responses to these telling critiques must await another occasion, in conclusion here I can pin down some challenges which historical cognitive science of the kind I've been recommending needs to meet.…”

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