Roger Stritmatter | February 27, 2011
Don’t look now, but it appears that Sigmund Freud’s Shakespearean heresy that the author of Hamlet was Edward de Vere, has inspired some other dancers in the field. With Waugaman, Simpson and Wilkinson (among others) already dancing, it looks like the psychologists are poised for “critical dance mass.” Watch out. Don’t blink or you [...]
Roger Stritmatter | February 27, 2011
The official name of this video is “how to start a movement.” But its really about how to make a movement.
Roger Stritmatter | February 9, 2011
“Do the right thing” — Spike Lee This is going to be perhaps the most important post I’ve made to Shake-Speares-Bible.com. I put a lot of effort into the two detailed posts on James Shapiro’s hyphen error, and several other posts may be of some long term interest as well. Certainly its worthwhile to find [...]
Roger Stritmatter | February 8, 2011
As noted in yesterday’s blog, Marie Merkel directed Lynne Kositsky and me to the intriguing ELH essay by John Bender (summer 1980), perhaps in the anticipation that something Bender says would disprove our case for the Tempest as a play originally written for Shrovetide performance.
Roger Stritmatter | February 7, 2011
Its probably just a coincidence, but since my November post “We need more bloggers,” two new Oxfordian bloggers have sprung up and are holding forth in cyberspace. One of them is my old friend and colleague Richard Waugaman, the Washington DC psychoanalyst who has done so much in such a short period of time not [...]
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