Shakespeare conspiracy

The Conspiracy Theories — Part 1 Shakespeare is one of the most influential figures in human civilization. Inhe was eighteen years old.

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Scholars have been studying William Shakespeare's plays and poems for over years, but basic information about him is still lacking. Researcher Katherine Chiljan joined Richard Syrett to discuss fresh and sometimes startling conclusions about the playwright and how his name might not even be real related images.

According to Chiljan, the man born in Stratford-upon-Avon who is credited with Shakespeare's work was not the great author. In almost half of all cases where the name Shakespeare is printed a hyphen was put between "Shake" and "speare" indicating a descriptive pen name, Chiljan asserted.

When one examines the signatures left behind by the Stratford man it appears he was barely literate, and documents show he led a rather ordinary life, she explained.

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Chiljan suggested the lack of manuscript evidence points toward the name Shakespeare being a pen name, and the manuscripts were likely in someone else's name — perhaps the person who actually authored them.

An examination of the sonnets in particular reveal they were written as personal ruminations by someone in high nobility and well-educated, she disclosed. Chiljan admitted the man from Stratford was involved in theatre as a shareholder, but none of his family, friends, or neighbors ever claimed he was the famous bard after his death.

She contended the evidence points to Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford, as the author of the plays and poems traditionally attributed to William Shakespeare. The remainder of the show was devoted to Open Lines.The idea that the Shakespeare industry is against élitism seems to me ridiculous when the major Shakespeare production company in the world is the Royal Shakespeare Company.

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Shakespeare has. Scholars have been studying William Shakespeare's plays and poems for over years, but basic information about him is still lacking.

Researcher Katherine Chiljan joined Richard Syrett to discuss fresh and sometimes startling conclusions about the playwright and how his name might not even be real. William Shakespeare: The Conspiracy Theories – Part 1.

Shakespeare is one of the most influential figures in human civilization. In , he was eighteen years old. His father had lost most of the family’s modest fortune. His girlfriend, eight years older, was pregnant, so they married.

On 22 April , The New York Times published a survey of American Shakespeare professors on the Shakespeare authorship question. To the question of whether there is good reason to question Shakespeare's authorship, 6 per cent answered "yes", and 11 percent "possibly".

William Shakespeare ticks all the boxes in terms of a Conspiracy Theory Candidate. First off little is known about him, and secondly, he is a world-renowned figure. Therefore people will postulate ideas to fill in gaps which there is no proof of, yet which could account for many unaccounted questions about William Shakespeare.

Scholars have been studying William Shakespeare's plays and poems for over years, but basic information about him is still lacking. Researcher Katherine Chiljan joined Richard Syrett to discuss fresh and sometimes startling conclusions about the playwright and how his name might not even be real (related images).