how the hell this mf sourcing history and philosophy from antiquity 200 years before the Enlightenment happened
>>24881589everyone was doing it, nigger
akashic records had a free trial period
>>24881589He was elite. The educated classes studied Latin, myth, religion and history. It was only later with the wide advent of the printing press did these ideas trickle to everyone.
>>24881605>He was elite. The educated classesHe was a black woman though.
>>24881619Shaquishaspear? Where's your source on that buddy?
>>24881623Jah told me, Mon
>>24881605he famously wasn’t elite.
>>24881639Elite on the spectrum that most of the country was illiterate with 0 education, he went to the free school not with princes.
>>24881706Nigga, you have had more formal education than Shakespeare had had.
>>24881631praise jah
>Although no attendance records for the period survive, most biographers agree that Shakespeare was probably educated at the King's New School in Stratford,[7][8][9] a free school chartered in 1553,[10] about a quarter-mile (400 m) from his home. Grammar schools varied in quality during the Elizabethan era, but grammar school curricula were largely similar: the basic Latin text was standardised by royal decree,[11][12] and the school would have provided an intensive education in grammar based upon Latin classical authors.[13]Inb4>wikipedia
>>24881639Who are we talking about, the guy in OPs pic or the guy who wrote the plays?
>>24881725This figure, that thou here seest put It was for gentle Shakespeare cut;Wherein the Graver had a strife With Nature to out-do the life:O, could he but have drawn his wit As well in brass, as he hath hit His face; the Print would then surpass All that was ever writ in brass.But since he cannot, Reader, look Not on his Picture, but his Book.
>>24881737Just saw a first folio at a library with it written out, beautiful shit.
>>24881724>Although no attendance records for the period survive, most biographers agree that Shakespeare was probably educated at the King's New School in Stratford>No records>ProbablySo... Eddie Vere chose a pen name, cuz he didn't wanna get outed as an enjoyer of theater (there's drag queens in that shiet), but the pen name he chose happened to belong to some valet parking guy and so-called expers have been attributing the stage-writing to him ever since.
>>24881708Yeah and you should see me tear up World Building General with my generational talent.
>>24881746>Eddie VereMF based his theory on a moviehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBmnkk0QW3Q
He got a lot of it from Plutarch
>>24881748>They actually made some action flick out of the Oxfordian theoryMan did I not see that one commin'
>>24881789and they used a radiohead song in the trailer.
>>24881589>american education
>>24881746The pen name he chose for his masturbatory plays that frame him as a great genius in a time of Christian humility happened to literally mean "public masturbator".The guy who took on the role happened to be a theatre producer with little success until suddenly around the death of Eddie. I find it very hard to believe his name was even Shakespeare but maybe.
>>24881589time travellingin fact I am ShakespeareAMA
>>24881589This might be a shock to you, but Antiquity existed before the Englightenment.
>>24881589He was ripping off entire plays my friend. When he wasn’t copypasting plays he was putting historical works into play form (Plutarch’s Lives was translated and available, as were histories of the kings of England).
>>24881737and when I read the work its clear to me Bacon done it.Hamlet was written by a cosmopolitan scientist of the day not some peasant from beside a lamprey infested creek out in the Bongistan bush.
>>24881589Greek, Latin and Hebrew were all taught at schools at that time
>>24881639He was, though, His father was an alderman, and his mothers family were rich land owners.
>>24881589he never existed,to begin with. All of the works claimed to be his were actually made by a black woman
I never thought I'd encounter a man who's never heard of the Renaissance.
>>24882122>His father was an aldermanalso a butcher. the whole thing about shakespeare is that he was a normal stratford boy, went to the local grammar school. then when he got rich & famous in london he finally got what his dad always wanted - a coat of arms. that’s why the bacon/oxfordian theories exist.
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>>24881589From the Templar treasure lost in Normandy, through secret societies.
>>24881724>shakepseare scholars talks about being poor while living in a house like this
>>24882284>"the spymaster couldn't have had a secret life, unthinkable!"
In those days the king had a royal CIA of which you might be descended from.
>>24881589UhH? You're confusing enlightnement with renaissance. The renaissance was when culture regained interest in the wisdom of the ancients.
Erasmus, Bacon, More, Machiavelli, Copernicus, Galileo and Luther were all from the same era.The humanist movement was in full swing. Scholars were corresponding with each other all across Europe.It's enlightenment propaganda that before they "enlightened" everyone with liberalism, everyone was illiterate and being tortured and rolling around in pig shit.
>>24881589Perhaps Reddit lied to you, about knowledge before "The Enlightenment" that is.
>>24881619Black women were elite at that time in england.
>>24881589>history and philosophy from antiquity 200 years before the EnlightenmentMuch of that was widely known in learned circles since the 1200s, even moreso after the renassance of the late 1400s and early 1500s, so it trakes since he is 1500s.The enlightenment was less about GETTING new sources, it was more about expanding past them.
>>24883279>in learned circlesIn those days known as orders of knights and "societies". The Royal Society was a continuation of those and was a threat to the pope for the same reasons. Before the printing press and the pope's loss of power in general over the continent they would have ended like the Templars.
