Theories stating that plays attributed to Shakespeare were in fact written by other authors have existed for more than 200 years; some theories have been ridiculed and reviled while some have gained growing popular and scholarly support. The history of the Shakespeare controversy is presented in this revised edition of the 1992 work, with much new information and three additional chapters. Part I documents and critically assesses the most important theories on the authorship question. Part II is an annotated bibliography, arranged chronologically, of the many works that deal with the controversy from its vague beginnings to the present.

The Shakespeare Controversy: An Analysis of the Authorship Theories, 2d ed.

Literature & Fiction

HOPE, Warren

Holston, Kim

Dramas & Plays

McFarland Company

A survey of the debate over Shakespearean authorship. Includes black and white photographs and illustrations of the key figures in the debate as well as a few pictures of relevant artwork.

The Shakespeare Controversy: An Analysis of the Claimants to Authorship, and Their Champions and Detractors

Holston, Kim R.

McFarland Publishing

Reflections of a Returnee

R.L. Barth

Recordings

Despite her prominence as an actress, fashionista, social activist and the "sexiest woman in the world," Scarlett Johansson has kept her life private. Her work ethic has been strong since her film debut in North (1994) at age 10. Then in 2003, Lost in Translation brought kudos and launched her adult career. While she never abandoned the independents, Johansson became a leading lady in very big films, including eight outings as former Russian assassin Black Widow thwarting alien incursions in The Avengers and other films in the Marvel Universe. This book surveys Johansson's life and films from childhood to her 2019 Academy Award nominations for Jojo Rabbit and Marriage Story. Each film entry includes a plot synopsis, extracts from contemporary reviews, behind-the-scenes information, and the author's analysis of the film. Looked at in-depth are the three Woody Allen collaborations, her role as Black Widow, and the films in which she becomes "the other."

Scarlett Johansson: The Life and Films

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

McFarland

This study guide targets teacher competencies and skills for Florida Educational Leadership Exam. You read four years worth of material between the covers of one study guide. Regardless if your test is multiple choice or essay format you will have ample material to reflect upon to do well on these formats. The majority of XAM study guides have 125 question multiple choice sample tests. The questions are medium to hard in difficulty but reasonable for a trained teacher candidate to answer. Since the questions do highly resemble the real test we are frequently asked if they are former tests. They are not. If any question from our book appears on the test it would be a coincidence. XAM Publishing, Inc. has e-mail support at winwin1111@aol.com. XAM staff welcomes your updates and values your input. Each year a new version of the study guide is released so you may have the best in educational research.

Fele - Florida Educational Leadership Exam

Business & Money

Poole, Gloria

Burnett, Ada

Business Development & Entrepreneurship

XAMOnline.com

Seamus Heaney: Student Guide

History & Criticism

Greenwich Exchange

A conspiracy of the wealthy and well-born hatched  the Constitution as a way of tricking the people of the United  States out of the liberties they had gained through the  expenditure of blood and treasure during the Revolution.  The raving of a right-wing zany? The ranting of the last  Maoist in Albania?  No. It was the opinion of Samuel Bryan of Philadelphia, a  patriot who took an active part in the public debate over the  Constitution of the United States by writing and publishing  twenty-four letters under the pen name "Centinel."  Why are the letters important?  As historian Charles Beard pointed out, The Letters of  Centinel demand comparison with The Federalist Papers. They  turn many of our revered assumptions on their ear.  The letters contain one of the earliest and most outspoken  calls for a Bill of Rights. We tend to forget the Constitution  was first proposed without those first ten amendments that are  so important to us now. It is unlikely the Bill of Rights  would exist without the public alarm sounded by Centinel and  others like him.  The letters publicly lament the Constitution's provision for  the continuing importation of slaves, an element of the  document most of us now would rather forget.  The letters make a case for what are now called "term limits,"  an early attempt to prevent the formation of a political class  in the U.S.  The letters cause us to rethink some of our received opinions  on the "Founding Fathers." Washington and Franklin are seen as  well-meaning but misled tools of an aristocratic junto.  Hamilton is described as a New York writer with a "deranged  brain."  In short, The Letters of Centinel make what is now mere  history breathe the impassioned air of a contemporary debate  and should be widely read and discussed for the very good  reason Centinel himself provides-- "...of all possible evils,  that of despotism is the worst and the most to be dreaded."  Edited and introduced by Warren Hope, Ph.D., an author and a  professor of graduate English and publishing at Rosemont  College, this book will prove of interest to general readers,  journalists, politicians, lawyers, and students and teachers  of American history

The Letters of Centinel

Bryan, Samuel

Hope, Warren T

Constitutional Law

Fifth Season Pr

Norman Cameron: His Life, Work and Letters

Greenwich Exchange Ltd

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