Let be a smooth complex projective curve with canonical divisor very ample. We explore the relation between the cup-product where is the holomorphic tangent bundle of , and the geometry of the canonical embedding of . The cup-product, following Griffiths, stratifies by the subvarieties , according to the rank of viewed as the linear map or, equivalently, by the dimension of the kernel of The refinement consists of the filtration of of , varying with . This filtration has geometric meaning: 1) it is related to special divisors on , 2) it `counts’ certain rational normal curves in the canonical embedding of . As an illustration, the results about the strata and are recovered and as corollaries one obtains the classical theorems of Max Noether on projective normality of the canonical embedding and Babbage-Enriques-Petri about the canonical curve being cut out by quadrics. The refinement brings out new aspects: quiver representations, Fano toric varieties with a distinguished anti-canonical divisor, dimer models. The quiver emerges from the construction and properties of the refinement; the Fano variety arises from the graph underlying the quiver and related to the Higgs structures. The graph underlying the refinement becomes an important part of the theory: it connects to topics such as the Topological Quantum field theory, moduli of elliptic curves with marked points, modular curves, higher categorical structures.

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