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Share a folder on the PC. Then your Mac will be able to access it. Go to Finder > Click on the Go pull-down menu > Select Connect to Server. Then type in:
smb://servername/sharename
servername is your computer's name or IP address
sharename is whatever you called your share
You can also browse for it in your finder. It'll be under Shared, and you should see your PC in there. When you click on it, you should see your share.
I fucking hate networking with my Macs ... Even with static IP addresses for every piece of equipment I own (and the obvious firewall exceptions, etc.), they randomly fail to find other devices on the network. And, by random, I mean they'll work one day and, without touching a single setting on anything, they won't work the next.