The Rational Shakespeare

Exploring the authorship debate surrounding Shakespeare's works, this book delves into the theories linking Peter Ramus and Edward de Vere. It examines the intellectual and historical contexts of the Renaissance, suggesting that de Vere's educational background and philosophical influences shaped his writing. The analysis highlights how Ramus's ideas may have informed the plays and sonnets, providing a fresh perspective on the literary contributions of both figures. Through rigorous scholarship, it challenges conventional views on Shakespeare's identity and legacy.