SHAKESPEARE'S FINGERPRINTS
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Publication Date: December 2002
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ENDORSEMENTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD
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The arguments are cogent and ought to go a long way towards convincing the general
public,or at least that part that cares about authorship attribution. | ||
| Professor Jack Hoeksema, University of Groningen, Holland. | ||
| A work of linguistic love! | ||
| Professor Rafael Escribano,
Puerto Rico. | ||
| This is HUGE! | ||
| Professor Sharon Hargus, University of Washington. | ||
| The arguments are very clear, cohesive and convincing.
Made me feel like reading more. | ||
| Professor Yasukuni Takano,
University of Miyazaki, Japan. | ||
the name William Shakespeare is but one of a range of pseudonyms adopted by Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford. This first volume provides the first cogent explanation for why de Vere chose to write
his masterpieces under pseudonyms, effectively muting a familiar orthodox objection.
The authors treat in detail Shakespeare's wordplay on his Oxford title.
The remaining installments of the trilogy include the two forthcoming books:
Faerie Love.
In all three volumes, two professional linguists show how linguistic considerations bear on Shakespeare's identity, and they do so in a way that can be understood by everyone.
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