The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 21.0265  Wednesday, 7 July 2010

From:         Bill Lloyd <
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Date:         July 6, 2010 5:25:25 PM EDT
Subject: 21.0263  Middleton and Macbeth
Comment:      Re: SHK 21.0263  Middleton and Macbeth

Felix de Villiers said: "I'd be fascinated if Marina could point 
out...lapses of style or quality in[Titaus Andronicus]."

But the argument isn't that there is a "lapse" of style or quality, that one 
part is not as good as another and so can't be by Shakespeare. The argument 
is just that the verse is constructed <i>differently</i>, the imagery 
deployed <i>differently</i>. To see these differences pointed out, see Brian 
Vicker's <i>Shakespeare Co-author</i>.Vickers there cites Professor 
Tarlinskaya's data among his various arguments...

Bill Lloyd

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