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Shakespeare and Authorship Views on Video Featured video of the week. Selected clips about the Shakespeare authorship debate and Elizabethan England Mouse over video while playing to select a different clips Selected clips from a 2010 press conference about the (then) upcoming Shakespeare authorship film Anonymous, featuring a powerful, memorable statement from former Shakespeare Globe Theatre Director Mark Rylance (clip no. 2) Here is a top ten list from Anonymous director Roland Emmerich on why the "traditional" Shakespeare (i.e, Mr. Shaksper, the man from Stratford) wasn't the true author. This video turned up on You Tube recently. It's author and philosopher John Michell (Who Wrote Shakespeare?) speaking at a conference in 1995. This is a major figure in the debate, expounding on the real problems that constitute the "Shakespeare Authorship Mystery." Here is the streamed video of the Shakespeare Authorship Debate in England from June 2011, featuring Roland Emmerich, Charles Beauclerk, Stanley Wells, Paul Edmonson, and others. It is available at the debate sponsor English Speaking Union's website. Check it out here, or visit their site. Shakespeare Authorship Debate from The English-Speaking Union on Vimeo. A nice reading of a famous poem ("In praise of a contented mind"), now considered to be "possibly" by Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford. If Shakespeare didn't write it, he should have. Recent SHAKSPER ListServ Posts (SHAKSPER is the ListServ on which many mainstream scholars discuss Shakespeare. Its current posts and archives are open to the public through its website) Arts, Books and Theatre News Get Your News Widget Recommended Reading	Shakespeare News, Authorship, & Blog Items From Around the Web Ever or Never The Shakespere Adventure is a private enterprise, owned and operated by the New England Shakespeare Oxford Library. All contents copyright 2002-2013. Send questions and comments to the webmaster: wboyle@tiac.net	Oxfordian Blog Watch