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    Shakespeare Authorship

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    informed opinion on this matter. I would like to acknowledge both sides of the argument and pick a side. Before I started researching for this project, I had no idea where to start. Frankly, I didn’t even realize how controversial the Shakespeare’s authorship question really was. I wasn’t sure which websites were true or which ones simply wanted you to believe their side, no matter what false information they presented to you. However, by the end of my research, I am hoping to find four reliable and

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    the Shakespeare authorship question. While this belief has many reasons for its existence, the main reasons have to do with the fact that there is little documentation about the life of William Shakespeare. Lack of documentation about things such as his education and travels led to theories being developed that others had written Shakespeare’s plays, rather than Shakespeare himself. These theories have developed into what is known today as the question of Shakespeare’s authorship, which is even beginning

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    one of the best English playwrights of our time, others say that he was a genius. William Shakspere was born in Stratford-upon Avon in 1564 and died in 1616 at the age of 52. In the mid-19th century, questions had arisen about the Shakespeare authorship controversy, and many scholars wondered whether Shakspere, the man from Stratford, wrote the plays. Ralph W. Emerson once said, ?I can not ?marry? Shakspere?s life to Shakespeare?s work? (qtd. in Bethell 48). In many ways, he was right, some things

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    writing. Although many believe that William Shakespeare of Stratford was the writer of his own work, others suggest the possibility of another authorship. For the past decades, opposite groups have gathered clues as to who is the true author of the notable plays supposedly written by Shakespeare. The anti-Stratfordians, who do not support Shakespeare’s authorship, have coalesced to believe that a man named Edward de Vere, the seventeenth Earl of Oxford, to be the legitimate writer of Shakespeare’s plays/sonnets

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    William Shakespeare’s Authorship Introduction The Shakespeare question has baffled scholarship. Some people have denied that there is any question to respond to while others have confirmed that there is a problem and have come up with solutions that have not been well analyzed. Some doubts about William Shakespeare’s role as a writer of plays and poems have erupted having been established by researches who have scrutinized the question without coming up with a single solution. Background William

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    some of the most respected in English literature. They have set the standard for all the great writers who followed. Although these works have been attributed to William Shakespeare of Stratford, they could have been written by anyone. The definite authorship of a work is always uncertain, but these works are particularly contested. There are those who believe someone besides Shakespeare of Stratford wrote the works, while others believe his identity, as a whole, is a conspiracy. Clearly the author of

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    Authorship Of Hebrews

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    Hebrews followed Romans which they thought warranted Pauline authorship. Some of the early church fathers believe that there is Pauline influence, however, not Pauline authorship simply for the reason that Hebrews seems to be written by a well-educated Greek with elaborate and complex language. There are other suggestions made by scholars, most of which they are unable to support. Pricilla is one example, it would be fitting for her authorship of Hebrews based on her being in Paul’s inner circle and

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    Authorship Essay

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    Authorship: Acknowledging your contribution Based on my observation of colleagues who were involved in collaborative research or article writing, I found that many of them did not talk of authorship order prior or during the execution of a project. As a result, there was often somebody in the team who felt that they were being excluded or being in the wrong order once the article is published. Due to the fact that “decisions regarding promotion, tenure, and salary are heavily influenced by the

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    Shakespeare's Authorship

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    The argument of Shakespeare’s authorship will always be argued and never settled. Shakespeare went to school, but some believed that he did not stay in school long. His education is one of the main topics for both sides of this argument. Shakespeare’s schooling may have helped some but not enough to create a new kind of literature and produce some of the most famous pieces of literature in history to this day. Although some believe Shakespeare went to school, his work is too complex and he did

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    Authorship Of Shakespeare

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    Scholars and experts on literature raise the question of whether or not a commoner like William Shakespeare really did write all the works credited to his name. The Shakespeare authorship question has been a controversial topic since the 19th century. Numerous scholars have used literary analysis techniques and collected data in an attempt to discover the true author of the works credited to Shakespeare. The fact that there is still continuous work by experts on both sides of the argument establishes

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