There really isn't one. Outside of a few crackpots, it's nearly universally accepted that Shakespeare was Shakespeare and wrote his own plays.
There have, at times, been people who have advanced the theory that Shakespeare was essentially a figurehead, with the actual writing being done by someone who for personal or political reasons could not use their own name. Two of the more common "real authors" suggested are Christopher Marlowe and Sir Francis Bacon.
Definitely NOT.
in a chease factory
in 1623
he was a playwright poet and actor he was a dude
Because it is and has always been extremely entertaining.
Yes, the Kalinagar controversy refers to the debate surrounding the origins and authenticity of the Kalinagar inscription in India. Some scholars argue that the inscription is fake, while others defend its credibility. The controversy raises questions about historical authenticity and the interpretation of archaeological evidence.
Definitely NOT.
in a chease factory
in 1623
he was a playwright poet and actor he was a dude
Because it is and has always been extremely entertaining.
A controversy is something that arouses strong emotions in people and causes them to take sides. Here are some sentences.You will create a controversy if you do that.She will never live down the controversy from her youth.How can we work through this controversy and remain friends?
"The arrangement of occurrence's" is the plot.
she was a house wife and her job was to look after the kids and clean the house
Topics that relate directly to a work's authenticity include authorship, originality, accuracy of information, credibility of sources, adherence to facts, and artistic integrity. Authenticity is often associated with the genuineness and truthfulness of a work in reflecting the intentions and context of its creation.
There were too many blacks wanting to work in the bank, so they were all killed. This is why there was so much controversy.
Darwin was the scientist that caused controversy that still exists today.