Why Academic Stratfordianism
is a House of Cards?
The YouTube questions the academic theory of Shakespeare's authorship, known as Stratfordianism, in this video.
The speaker describes it as a "house of cards" that continues to be held by the global academic community despite its alleged flaws.
It argues that there is no evidence for the authorship of William Shakespeare of Stratford, and his will contains no evidence of a literary life.
The source suggests that adherence to this theory is based more on dogma, career interests, and the desire for a democratic genius myth than on truth. It is suggested that Christopher Marlowe is the most plausible and logic candidate for the Shakespeare authorship.
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