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Gayle's Bard Blog: An Inconvenient Woman, Part 1

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Reading Shakespeare's plays so you don't have to. Saturday, December 17, 2011. An Inconvenient Woman, Part 1. Yes, the Bard Blog is back! For how long, I can't be sure.but suffice it to say I am determined to finish posting my authorship series, written all those months ago, and yes- I dare hope- complete. That the theater led to a morally dangerous mixing up of classes and genders—i.e., that it violated boundaries thought to be vital to social order. But back to Delia Bacon. What the hell. I’m...I&#8217...

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practiceth more the Pennie than the Penne — The Festival Robe

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A Post Stratfordian Shake-speare Blog. Practiceth more the Pennie than the Penne. The last post examined the first sixteen lines of The Italian Taylor and His Boy. Armin sets off the last sixteen lines of the work as a message to a specific person. Prior to that message, he tells us who he is addressing. The perfumed Politician” we quickly recognize as Shaksper. The muske-cod perfume of both Osric in Hamlet and Asinius in Satiromastix is discussed here. Shaksper as an agent of government. As You Like It.

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State Bird of Elsinore — The Festival Robe

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A Post Stratfordian Shake-speare Blog. State Bird of Elsinore. Our flight of the jackdaw brings us to a very different place now. The works of Shakespeare, and specifically Hamlet, where a character, Osric, is identified as a “chough,” an older word for a jackdaw dating back to Chaucer. The scene is quite relevent. First up is the First Folio version – Act V, sc 2 which we take up as (Osric) a courtier, enters. The court knows him, but he does not know the court. 8220;tis a vice to know him.”. Q1 has an ...

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2015 February — The Festival Robe

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A Post Stratfordian Shake-speare Blog. Posts from — February 2015. State Bird of Elsinore. Our flight of the jackdaw brings us to a very different place now. The works of Shakespeare, and specifically Hamlet, where a character, Osric, is identified as a “chough,” an older word for a jackdaw dating back to Chaucer. The scene is quite relevent. First up is the First Folio version – Act V, sc 2 which we take up as (Osric) a courtier, enters. The court knows him, but he does not know the court. Q1 has an exc...

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THE OXFREUDIAN: WHY I AM AN OXFREUDIAN

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LET'S RE-VERE THE WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE! WHY I AM AN OXFREUDIAN. The premiere review of English literary scholarship, The Year's Work in English Studies. My Kindle books on Shake-Speare are available at-. Http:/ www.amazon.com. Oxfreudian Book Reviews and Book Essays. DT and J.M. Grunes, What Shakespeare Teaches Us About Psychoanalysis. Edmondson and Wells's Shakespeare Beyond Doubt. David Gontar's Hamlet Made Simple and Other Essays. James Shapiro's Contested Will. Robin Fox's Shakespeare's Education.

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Oberon Shakespeare Study Group: Speaker's Bureau

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Oberon Shakespeare Study Group. A Michigan group dedicated to the study of the works of William Shakespeare with particular interest in the authorship question. In memoriam R. Thomas Hunter, PhD. In memoriam Ronald D. Halstead. Oberon Shakespeare Study Group Speaker’s Bureau. Thomas Townsend is Oberon treasurer and a researcher with particular insight into the human heart of Shakespeare’s works. He will also present at the SF/SOS joint annual conference in Washington DC. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Follo...

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Oberon Shakespeare Study Group: Stratford Festival HD distributed nation-wide by Fathom

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Oberon Shakespeare Study Group. A Michigan group dedicated to the study of the works of William Shakespeare with particular interest in the authorship question. In memoriam R. Thomas Hunter, PhD. In memoriam Ronald D. Halstead. Friday, February 6, 2015. Stratford Festival HD distributed nation-wide by Fathom. Richard Joyrich reported that a series of high-definition films were made of three of last season's Stratford Festival. The first film, King Lear. The next production, King John. At the same theaters.

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Oberon Shakespeare Study Group: Fictional Biography at Stratford Festival in 2016

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Oberon Shakespeare Study Group. A Michigan group dedicated to the study of the works of William Shakespeare with particular interest in the authorship question. In memoriam R. Thomas Hunter, PhD. In memoriam Ronald D. Halstead. Monday, July 6, 2015. Fictional Biography at Stratford Festival in 2016. As part of the coming hoopla surrounding the purported 400. As part of the upcoming 2016 season. Of course, the 1998 film was completely historically inaccurate, perhaps deliberately so. One memorable &#8...

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Oberon Shakespeare Study Group: Pirè and Valentini reply to Oberon

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Oberon Shakespeare Study Group. A Michigan group dedicated to the study of the works of William Shakespeare with particular interest in the authorship question. In memoriam R. Thomas Hunter, PhD. In memoriam Ronald D. Halstead. Thursday, August 28, 2014. Pirè and Valentini reply to Oberon. I received this email today from deposed Memoria di Shakespeare. Dear Ms Theil, thank you for your concern. We will not be appearing as editors of the tenth issue of. Luciana Pirè and Maria Valentini. I am preparing a ...