....who developed his own theory
nr 53 Alfred Orage
→Alfred Richard Orage →(1873 - 1934) was a British intellectual with a broad spectrum of socio-cultural interests. (→1 →2). He became known as the owner and editor of the magazine "→ The New Age"(1907-1924). His books on Nietzsche represented the first systematic introduction of Nietzsche's body of thought (→3, →4) in the English language. Bernard Shaw described him as "the most brilliant editor that England had produced for a hundred years, " T.S.Eliot: "The finest critical intelligence of our day "
In his weekly column →1 "Readers and Writers" (initials R.H.C) of →"The New Age" , Orage dealt with a number of current issues, among others, time and again with the Shakespeare authorship question (1916-1922). Here, one sees in Orage an early, independent and autonomous "Anti-Stradfordian", who developed his own theory after the down swinging of "Shakespeare - Bacon" hype and before the advent →the Oxford Theory by Thomas Looney.
Orage saw in the theatre actor-manager Shakespeare (Stratford ) the "Super-Editor", to whom the true poetic genius, whose name had not yet been identified, presented his work on the revision.
---Orage disagreed with the emerging Oxford Theory (1920) (including published correspondence). –
A small selection of Shakspere Doubters [Anti-Stratfordians]:[In case of interest click corresponding Wikipedia entry)→1, →2, →3, →4, →5 , →6, →7, →8, →9,
→10, →11, →12, →13, →14, →15, →16, →17, →18,
→19, →20, →21, →22, →23, →24, →25, →26, →27,
→28, →29, →30, →31, →32, →33, →34, →35, →36
→37, →38, →39, →40, →41, →42, →43, →44, →45,→46, →47, →48, →49, →50, →51, →52, →53, →54,
→55, →56, →57, →58, →59, →60, →61, →62, →63,
→64, →65, →66, →67, →68 .-
In his weekly column →1 "Readers and Writers" (initials R.H.C) of →"The New Age" , Orage dealt with a number of current issues, among others, time and again with the Shakespeare authorship question (1916-1922). Here, one sees in Orage an early, independent and autonomous "Anti-Stradfordian", who developed his own theory after the down swinging of "Shakespeare - Bacon" hype and before the advent →the Oxford Theory by Thomas Looney.
Orage saw in the theatre actor-manager Shakespeare (Stratford ) the "Super-Editor", to whom the true poetic genius, whose name had not yet been identified, presented his work on the revision.
---Orage disagreed with the emerging Oxford Theory (1920) (including published correspondence). –
A small selection of Shakspere Doubters [Anti-Stratfordians]:[In case of interest click corresponding Wikipedia entry)→1, →2, →3, →4, →5 , →6, →7, →8, →9,
→10, →11, →12, →13, →14, →15, →16, →17, →18,
→19, →20, →21, →22, →23, →24, →25, →26, →27,
→28, →29, →30, →31, →32, →33, →34, →35, →36
→37, →38, →39, →40, →41, →42, →43, →44, →45,→46, →47, →48, →49, →50, →51, →52, →53, →54,
→55, →56, →57, →58, →59, →60, →61, →62, →63,
→64, →65, →66, →67, →68 .-
