Intrinsic Contextual Evidences
of Autobiographical Aspects
of Marlowes feigned death.
At the 2014 Shakespeare Authorship Trust (SAT) conference Ros Barber gave a lecture on the background sources Shakespeare probably used when writing "Measure for Measure!, (MfM) based on arguments and counterarguments of Georges Lampin and H.N. Gibson.
Astounding informations (similarities of names and data ) support the idea that the true Shakespeare knew about events 1582 in Paris (The Claude Tonart Case) but under no circumstances William of Stratford.-
It is a pity and astonishing, that (former?) Marlowian Ros Barber seems more interested in some literary sources of the play than in the most impressive intrinsic contextual evidences (concerning MfM) of autobiographical aspects of Marlowes feigned death.
Astounding informations (similarities of names and data ) support the idea that the true Shakespeare knew about events 1582 in Paris (The Claude Tonart Case) but under no circumstances William of Stratford.-
It is a pity and astonishing, that (former?) Marlowian Ros Barber seems more interested in some literary sources of the play than in the most impressive intrinsic contextual evidences (concerning MfM) of autobiographical aspects of Marlowes feigned death.
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