Author

Publication

1994 - Revelatory Press, Connecticut USA

Language

English

Word Count

27,750 words, Guess

Page Count

111 pages

Physical Format

Unknown Binding

Identifiers

  • Open LibraryOL12199920M
  • ISBN-139781570870576
  • ISBN-101570870578
  • OCLC Control Number31351185
  • Goodreads5698503

Description

From the Jacket- This book promises to reveal to the reader undreamed of depths of Shakespeare, the man. Not only was Shakespeare the proto-type of the universal man, but he was well and without contradiction a patriotic Englishman and a proud Jew. That this was true has influenced the whole course of Western Literature. For the first time, there can be understanding of some of his most misunderstood plays and ideas he lived by. How may we know the hitherto unknown man? As presented in this volume, we have Shakespeares's own Rosetta Stone for revealing himself to the world. Unlike evidence that is unintentionally left and merely inferential, the greatest communicator of the English Language consiously devised a scheme to reveal himself to future ages. The achievement of this book is no less than the recapitulation of the thinking of a great mind in this persuasive effort.

First Sentence

Were Shakespeare a Jew - - at least one scholar has devoted his talents to attempts at proving this point - - his astounding intellect and command of language and literature would have afforded him the opportunity to clearly communicate himself to the world. should he have desired to do so. What can be made of this Thesis?

Subjects

Genres

  • Higher Literary Criticism

Series Statement

  • The Normative Sciences

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