Historicizing literature anew

Green and LeBihan describes how Stephen Greenblatt and other New Historicists (Greenblatt’s term) looked at history “not in terms of discrete episodes forming an homogeneous whole, but as fractured, subjective, and above all textual” [italics provided] (112).
Green and LeBihan says that with this realization of the textuality of history, “[literature] and history are therefore no [...]