Julia Reidhead once said of this thinker's exploits "I keep thinking of James Bond suavely lifting a glass with Dr. No."
Julia Reidhead once said of this thinker's exploits "I keep thinking of James Bond suavely lifting a glass with Dr. No." One work of this thinker contains sections such as "Marlow, Marx, and Anti-Semitism" and traces the development of a critical stance normally encapsulated as "The history of textuality and the textuality of history." In addition to that essay collection Learning to Curse, this thinker further fleshed out the use of that critical stance in Practicing New Historicism. Most famously, this man wrote a New York Times bestseller which aims to display "How Shakespeare Become Shakespeare," and also serves as the editor for the Norton anthologies of literature. For 10 points name this Harvard academic, who actually seems to edit everything Norton releases, and is perhaps most famous for his study Will in the World. 
Julia Reidhead once said of this thinker's exploits "I keep thinking of James Bond suavely lifting a glass with Dr. No."
Stephen Greenblatt