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SHAKSPER 1998: Editor's Remarks on Authorship
From: Hardy M. Cook (editor@ws.bowiestate.edu) Date: 12/14/98
The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 9.1299 Monday, 14 December 1998. From: Hardy M. Cook <editor@ws.bowiestate.edu> Date: Monday, December 14, 1998 Subject: Editor's Remarks on Authorship Dear SHAKSPEReans, I posted Stephanie Hughes's reply to Carol Barton as an act of fairness; I thought that Stephanie Hughes deserved to have her say in this matter. For me, authorship is and never has been an issue; however, when it was discussed on SHAKSPER, the debate became repetitive, boring, and time consuming for me as the editor. As an act of, what I considered, academic honesty, I simply banned discussion of the topic. Oxfordians unhappy with my decision founded the Shakespeare NewsGroup, where, when I have visited, it appears that authorship dominates the articles. I am not about to open the debate again - I do strive to maintain SHAKSPER as an academic list with the appropriate amount of silliness when it comes up. For your information, some have responded to Stephanie Hughes. If you are interested in what they have had to say, please contact them privately. Below are their names and e-mail addresses. 1. CPerry@asu.edu (Curtis Perry) 2. avon4@juno.com (Louis Marder) 3. ruwaili@ksu.edu.sa (Maijan H. Al-Ruwaili)
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