English
30. 4. 2010
Launch of 'Neue Shake-speare Gesellschaft'
The "Neue Shake-speare Gesellschaft e.V." - "New Shake-speare Society" - was set up on 27.03.2010 in Hamburg.
27.3.10
James Shapiro, Contested Will
Whalen
reviews Contested Will
13.3.2010
Oxfordian theory of Shakespeare authorship
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14.02.10
Shakespeare, Not Shakespeare - Part One
Interview with Mark Anderson
by Liam Scheff
Who was Shakespeare? A poor, unschooled glover's son from a rural English village? Or a man of great learning and talent - and of sensitive political stature - who chose to hide his compromising poetic and political works behind the name of another, less important, less politically vulnerable man?
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Shakespeare, Not Shakespeare - Part One
31.1.2010
The
Man Who Invented Shakespeare - Edward de Vere, the 17th Earl of Oxford
(Review from Theater-Forschung, 19.1.2010)
Translation by John Tanke, Berkeley, CA
17.01.10 
(Print edition from 19 December 2009; Online since 18 December 2009)
Not
only does the Christ child come every year, but in his train the question of
whether the date of Jesus's birth is even correct. Assuming one believes the
event took place at all (a position forcefully advocated, along with faithful
Christians, by authors like Gilbert K. Chesterton and Egon Friedell). By now
it's considered all but certain that it couldn't have been December 25th...
Translation by John Tanke, Berkeley, CA.
15.01.10
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
The "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung "(FAZ) has just published a review of Kreiler's book
The "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung "(FAZ) has just published the latest in a series of reviews [of Kreiler's book] in the German print media. Tobias Döring is the first to side with the man from Stratford-but only indirectly, and with a highly defensive rationale: "There's no reason for doubt." ...
Translation by John Tanke, Berkeley, CA.
9.1.2010
Süddeutsche Zeitung, 5./6.1.2010
Who wrote the plays of William Shakespeare?
Translation
by John Tanke, Berkeley, CA.
6.1.2010
Six new members have joined its Editorial Board of Brief Chronicles
03.01.2010
Robert Detobel:
Did Shakespeare's playing company own his plays?
Matus: The Case of George Sandy's Translation of Ovid's Methamorphosis
Matus: The Case of George Wither.
21. 12. 2009 Anagrams (Satire) by Robert S. Brazil
17. 12. 2009
Dr. Richard Waugaman, MD
A Psychoanalytical Study of Edward de Vere's Tempest
Journal of the American Academy of Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychiatry
Examining many significant connections between de Vere's life and The Tempest
There is
now abundant evidence that Freud was
correct in believing Edward de Vere (1550-1604) wrote under the pseudonym
"William Shakespeare."Such studies promise to bring our understanding of Shakespeare's works
back into line with our usual psychoanalytic approach to literature, which
examines how a great writer's imagination weaves a new creation out of the
threads of his or her life experiences.
Robert Detobel: The Canterbury Tale of the Professionals
Robert Detobel: Date OF CYMBELINE
Robert Detobel: TROILUS AND CRESSIDA
Robert Detobel: Shapiro's Writhing Way of Writing
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see also:
Robert Detobel
Authorial Rights in Shakespeare's Time
Authorial Rights, Part II
Early Shakespeare Critics and the Authorship Question
Advance Notice, ca. January 2010:
Peter R. Moore: The Lame Storyteller, Poor and Despised
Studies in Shakespeare
Editor: Gary Goldstein