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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 14.0158  Wednesday, 29 January 2003

From:           Louis Marder <avon4@juno.com>
Date:           Tuesday, 28 Jan 2003 11:19:57 -0600
Subject: 14.0145
Comment:        Re: SHK 14.0145

For Daniel Vainstub and all other SHAKSPEReans and Shakespeareans it is
useful to know that in The Shakespeare Newsletter, commemorative issue
of April-May 1964, on pages 51 to 55, I published a list of
Dissertations in English and German, with the University granting it,
chronically arranged from 1867 to 1963.  I may have missed a few, but
there are about 500 of them. The issue (pages 13 to 60) is well worth
the having. It is called a "Synoptic View of The Past, Present & Future
of Shakespearean Scholarship & Criticism."  All the authors were and are
respectable scholars in their fields. The 5000 copies are long out of
print, but libraries have them. Louis Marder, avon4@Juno,com.  I would
like to hear from Professor Vainstub.

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