29 Jun 2015

(191) The moral dilemma with the Calvin Hoffman prize or the ridiculousness of the Hoffman Theory for the Stratfordian Cartel

Lukas Erné  (like many ultra-orthodox Strafordians) received the Calvin Hoffman Prize 2002 rejecting strongly the Hoffman  theory 

. Calvin  would rotate in his grave if he could.



                   Prof. Lukas Erné      Geneva                                Prof.Jonathan Bate     Oxford

Lukas Erné, Professor of  English Literature at the University of Geneva received the Calvin Hoffman Prize 2002 (Adjucator: Jonathan Bate s.Blog) for his essay "Biography, Mythography and Criticism: The life and works of Christopher Marlowe",*1

In this work on specific problems at Marlowe Erné made ​​no mention of the Marlowe / alias Shakespeare theory of Calvin Hoffman. There can hardly be any doubt that Erné rejects the Hoffman theory strongly.
Did he really deserve the prize (as many other award winners), although he has not made a contribution to the actual objective of Calvin Hoffman and his Memorial Trust?

 Calvin  Hoffman  at the time had been mercilessly taken for a ride by the Stratfordian Cartel.
This "moral dilemma" [A cardinal can never be forced, to deny his God] is not likely to change unless a [non existent] impartial, unbiased neutral "Non-Stratfordian"  Adjudicator will be appointed. 

Prof. Jonathan Bate, high ranked  academic Stratfordian expert, also a strict opponent of the Marlowe theory, 
was  awarded 1995 with the Calvin Hoffman prize. A few years later he was the adjucator of Erné s prize.



WHAT a GROTESQUE!

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*1  published 3 years later 2005  in "Modern Philogy"(vol.103)
Jonathan Bate on Shakespeare - Part 1