M A N F R E D P F I S T E R
Social prejudice against the provincials
English literature professor
favours William from Stratford
it seems not surprising that Prof.Manfred Pfister, touching at the end of his article the Shakespeare Autorship question, favours the man from Stratford and not the potential "rival candidates" Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford, or Francis Bacon :
for Pfister
the major cause for the longstanding authorship debate is primarily the social prejudice against the provincials
("Hicks", Shakspere from Stratford).
Is this the reason that Pfister deliberately ignored the plausible candidate Christopher Marlowe because his main argument would be invalid otherwise?:
Marlowe also came from the province and from a modest background and was a brilliant poet-dramatist and cultural hero.-
What may be the reason
of this enormous prejudice of acedemic
Shakespeare experts against Marlowe?
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