The Oxfordian Vol. 26

The Oxfordian is the peer-reviewed journal of the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship , a non-profit educational organization that conducts research and publication on the Early Modern period, William Shakespeare and the authorship of Shakespeare’s works. Founded in 1998, the journal offers research articles, essays and book reviews by academicians and independent scholars, and is published annually during the autumn. Edited by Gary Goldstein. Articles : ““Shakespeare at Palazzo Te” by Sky GILBERT; “John Lyly and the Marprelate Controversy: Innovation, Inhibition, and the 1589 Hamlet” by Karl YAMBERT; “When Were Shakespeare’s Plays Written? Three Major Plays as Test Cases” by Matt HUTCHINSON; “Baldassare Castiglione’s The Courtier and Shakespeare’s Coining of Words” by Jens MÜNNICHOW; “Literary Rivalry: Oxford’s Response to Sidney’s Defence of Poesie” by Kevin GILVARY; “Syr Philip Sidney’s Comeuppance: Newman’s Own Astrophel and Stella” by William S. NIEDERKORN; “Was “Thomas Nashe” a Pen Name of the Earl of Oxford?” by Robert R. PRECHTER, Jr.; “The Blinde-Worm’s Sting in Macbeth” by Connie J. BEANE; “A New Interpretation of Francis Beaumont’s Verse Letter to Ben Jonson” by Heidi JANNSCH; “Music and Lyrics by E.O.” by Cheryl EAGAN-DONOVAN; “A Reply to Robert Prechter’s ‘Avisa: Queen Elizabeth or Penelope Rich?’ ” by John HAMILL, Matt HUTCHINSON and Alexander WAUGH; “A Response to the Rebuttal—Avisa: Queen Elizabeth or Penelope Rich?” by Robert R. PRECHTER, Jr. —- ISBN: 9798335863513 | ISBN10: B0DGH2LZ4X | ISBN-13: 979-8335863513