April 02, 2015

(95) Shakespeare Expert Prof.Werner von Koppenfels and his merciless prejudice....

...and his slating review of the "Marlowe-Shakespeare Book and Thesis  " ,


                                                              Werner von Koppenfels

The venerable Emeritus Werner von Koppenfels , former Professor for Anglistik und Comparatistik at the Ludwig-Maximilian University Munich(LMU)  and orthodox Shakespeare expert  in the "Feuilleton", (Cultural Section of the "Frankfurter Allgemeine"-FAZ), a national centre-right wing German newspaper November,18, 2011 under the heading:

  "So eine Maulwurfexistenz ist doch anstrengend
  "[Translat.: Such an existence of a mole is but exhausting]


wrote a slating review of the  "Marlowe-Book" , which supports the thesis, that  Marlowe must have been the true Shakespeare .(Summary of the book)

Conrad in the acknowledgements of his book (2. Edition) had written: ["Translation !] .

.. I am thankful , that I've been blessed in my later years, to enter the digital age with its complete access to historical and literary sources. Had I lived only twenty years earlier, my  project could not have been realized....

Koppenfels damnation and prejudice  to the book in the F.A.Z.  was nocticably based  on this argument...


—->Translation Koppenfels  FAZ
I hope he [ the author] will recover in his virtual worlds of literature from the demanding diagnostics of his medical word -  , this should be granted to a computer-savvy physician . But would it not have been better to unload the total muddle and clutter for the community of like-minded people at the appropriate landfill on the Internet? -


Koppenfels prejudice could not bring him at any time to approach the arguments of the book, not even according to the scientific principle of a working hypothesis:

 "If we accept , Conrad is right, that Marlowe's death was faked, which of his arguments  (> 1000) would then be consistent?


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