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Cultural studies examines culture and the ways in which cultural practices relate to power structures and their social contexts. New historicism views historical texts as cultural artifacts that can be analyzed to understand past mentalities. It sees history as textual and texts as historical. The document discusses Mary Toft, a woman who claimed in 1726 to have given birth to rabbits and was examined by doctors, showing how new historicism analyzes unusual historical events through a cultural lens.
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