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Waugaman, M.D. Waugaman, M.D. Waugaman is Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and 2012–2016 Faculty Expert on Shakespeare for Media Contacts at Georgetown University. For example, "The quality 14 The OXFORDIAN Volume 20 2018 Waugaman of astonishment is childlike…& Waugaman, Richard M.

A Psychoanalyst Reads the Works of Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford (2014), and Newly Discovered Works by Richard Waugaman Named 'William Shake-Speare': a.k.a. Waugaman has written his own aptly titled announcement of the essay: "How I Became an Oxfreudian." As Warren noted Oxfordian of the Year.

by Richard Waugaman Dr. Waugaman delves into Shakespeare's dramatic methodology of using real life models for communicating to a wide variety of contemporary audiences, including the Queen, in 1 and 2 Henry IV. by Richard Waugaman, M.D. 66 The OXFORDIAN Volume 22 2020 Waugaman fully healed was clearly a factor for Henry VIII.

Contents: Oxfordian Editions Project Issues 2nd Volume; Brief Chronicles launches in Cyberspace; Waugaman on Psalmic Word Games in Shakespeare; The Italian Connection; Contesting Shapiro; Remembering KC, Andy, and Douglas; Paul Nicholson goes Rogue

Contents: Beaucleark: In Memoriam, Isabel Holden; Krasznekewicz: California State History Day Winning Paper on de Vere; Roe: Italian Directions for English Merchants; Waugaman: “Snail” Poem Attributed to Edward de Vere; and Much, Much More

Bob Meyers Don Rubin Lynne Kositsky Tom Regnier Ron Hess Richard Waugaman Linda Theil Ramon Jiménez Jim Boyd Justin Borrow Wally Hurst + + + Proofreading: Jim Boyd, Ramon Jiménez, Rick Waugaman, Janice Jackson, Michael Kositsky. Review of Quentin Skinner's book, Forensic Shakespeare by Richard Waugaman . .

You can register Showerman, Richard Waugaman and Hank Whittemore. Showerman, Waugaman and Whittemore are all longtime Oxfordians who have written extensively about many For accommodations, the SOF has contracted with aspects of the case for Edward de Vere as the true author.

Waugaman, MD !vnawares1 (by a freend of hers) into Italy"2 To my knowledge, this article is the first to link this anonymous 1578 poem with Imagine3 when these blurred lines, thus scribled out of frame4, Edward de Vere. Waugaman agreed and suggested McAlister contact !more correct understanding of who wrote them.