Lithic dreaming along the human stone continuum

Stones and humans have long told stories about one another, as witnessed by the fascination with the philosopher’s stone, the Rosetta stone, Stonehenge, and even Mount Rushmore. How might these narratives challenge our fundamental conceptions about categories of being and the distinctness of what it means to be human?

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Tiffany Werth is an assistant professor of Tudor-Stuart literature in the Department of English at Simon Fraser University.