The intellectual supressing of an unwanted authorship problem.
 David Riggs |  |  |  |
David Riggs , English professor (Emeritus) at Stanford University in 2004 published a book
"The World of Christopher Marlowe"
now available as a NOOK book.
I wonder why David Riggs has not processed the literature ( positive arguments) of the Marlowe / Shakespeare authorship controversy for the interested reader in at least one chapter. Would this not have been appropriate in the 21st century?
He has early committed himself to the nullity of the Marlowe /Shakespeare authorship theory. - Astonishingly enough he won the Calvin-Hoffman prize 1598! s.Blog 188) which is - according to the statutes - hardly compatible with his Price Essay.
"The World of Christopher Marlowe"
now available as a NOOK book.
I wonder why David Riggs has not processed the literature ( positive arguments) of the Marlowe / Shakespeare authorship controversy for the interested reader in at least one chapter. Would this not have been appropriate in the 21st century?
He has early committed himself to the nullity of the Marlowe /Shakespeare authorship theory. - Astonishingly enough he won the Calvin-Hoffman prize 1598! s.Blog 188) which is - according to the statutes - hardly compatible with his Price Essay.
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