Shakespeare était-il juif? : une nouvelle approche de sa vie et de son oeuvre / Ghislain Muller ; préambule de Danièle Frison.

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Muller, Ghislain

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online resource

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9780773416796
077341679X

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822.33 23

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PR2900 .M85 2010eb

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Contents:

SHAKESPEARE ETAIT-IL JUIF?: Une Nouvelle Approche de sa Vie et de son Oeuvre; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table Des Matieres; Preambule; Avertissement; Introduction; Chapitre 1: Les Mysteres de Shakespeare; Chapitre 2: La Situation du Judaisme au 16e Siecle; Chapitre 3: La Famille Shakespeare; Chapitre 4: L'education de William Shakespeare; Chapitre 5: Les Metiers de William Shakespeare; Chapitre 6: William Shakespeare et la Reconnaissance du Monde Litteraire; Chapitre 7: La Personnalite Publique de William Shakespeare; Chapitre 8: Le Nom de Shakespeare; Chapitre 9: New Place.

Chapitre 10: La Physionomie de ShakespeareChapitre 11: Les Relations de Shakespeare; Chapitre 12: La Posterite de Shakespeare; Conclusion; Historique; Bibliographie; Index.

Summary: This biography of Shakespeare presents a new perspective on the debate surrounding the real identity of William Shakespeare. Muller suggests that Shakespeare was a crypto-Jew who took care to hide his Jewish origins and that Elizabethan authorities, who were aware of this fact, attempted to eliminate any trace of his Jewish origins by making him an Anglo-Saxon hero. Using official documents that have not been employed by other scholars, Muller brings forth evidence that Shakespeare?s father was a Jew living in an England where Jews had been banned since the time of Edward I and the Act of Expu.

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Introduction in English.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 335-349) and index.

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Chapitre 10: La Physionomie de ShakespeareChapitre 11: Les Relations de Shakespeare; Chapitre 12: La Posterite de Shakespeare; Conclusion; Historique; Bibliographie; Index.

This biography of Shakespeare presents a new perspective on the debate surrounding the real identity of William Shakespeare. Muller suggests that Shakespeare was a crypto-Jew who took care to hide his Jewish origins and that Elizabethan authorities, who were aware of this fact, attempted to eliminate any trace of his Jewish origins by making him an Anglo-Saxon hero. Using official documents that have not been employed by other scholars, Muller brings forth evidence that Shakespeare?s father was a Jew living in an England where Jews had been banned since the time of Edward I and the Act of Expu.

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