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Dr. Myron Stagman is a Shakespearean and Classical Greek research scholar who is keen on solving literary and historical mysteries.

Myron Stagman

Dr. Myron Stagman is a Shakespearean and Classical Greek research scholar who is keen on solving literary and historical mysteries.

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Before Shakespeare, prefigurement and echo were not unknown. But the vast echoism—continuing forward and backward references—utilized in his tragedies was rare. Through metaphoric resonance, he revealed meanings lost without it. Who, even now, does this?

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Shakespeare’s Double-Dealing Comedies

Deciphering the “Problem Plays”
By: Myron Stagman
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Are Shakespeare’s pure heroines secretly obscene? Is Henry V’s barbarism a hilarious parody? This book argues that when the Bard seems inept, he’s at his most subversive. Rethink what you know and discover the hidden satire in his greatest works.

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This book presents striking textual correspondences between Greek and Shakespearean plays. It proves William Shakespeare became “Shakespeare” because of his mastery of the ancient Greek treasury of Drama, where images like Lady Macbeth’s cruelty first appear.

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The Mystery of Hamlet

A Solution
By: Myron Stagman
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Hamlet kills Polonius thinking he is Claudius. Yet he cannot kill Claudius. Why? Shakespeare understood the Freudian slip centuries before Freud, using hints to reveal the secrets of a disillusioned idealist’s tragically conscientious character.

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