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Spongy Brains and Material Memories,e science.. In early modern studies too, theorists such as Peter Stally-brass and Evelyn Tribble describe certain objects as having a cognitive life of their own, as “exograms” within external symbol systems which couple with and complement the distributed, context-ridden traces or “engrams” of the

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,Marvell’s Amazing Garden,Garden” has prompted a surprising number of critical attempts to align it firmly with some explanatory system. One critic lists them: “philosophical (Cartesian dualism, Stoicism, Hermeticism, neoplatonism), theological (Augustinian, Pauline, Song of Songs, biblical, Christological, apocalyptic), and

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,The Souls of Animals: John Donne’s , and Early Modern Natural History, of a soul through a successive series of vegetable, animal, and human hosts.. In his engagement with Pythagorean metempsychosis, Donne participates poetically in philosophical debates that preoccupied contemporary moral and natural philosophers, and this strange poem articulates in embryo, as it we

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,“My Liquid Journey”: The Frontispiece to ,tributed by the noted engraver, William Hole, introduces the volume, and, if you’re like many readers, before you cast your eye over the some 200,000 words of the text, you will turn to this first. The author, now as then, has a reputation as a buffoon and a self-promoter, one “so covetous, so ambit

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Becoming the Landscape: The Ecology of the Passions in the Legend of Temperance, extended commonplace comparison of the human life span to the seasons, with the fatalistic old shepherd Thenot having to endure Cuddie’s glib boasting of his springlike youth and vigor, a boast that includes an implied self-comparison to a young bullock:

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,“The Material Point of Poesy”: Reading, Writing and Sensation in Puttenham’s ,ung noblemen. The second essay, “How a yoong man ought to heare poets, and how he may take profit by reading poemes,” lays out a program of reading for the literary apprentice and argues that the acquisition of sober habits of reading was one skill among many that kept men’s minds and bodies neat an