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1. How is the spelling and pronunciation of Shakespeare's name important to investigate? The most obvious evidence that William Shakespeare wrote the works attributed to him is that everyone at the time said he did: he was often praised in writing as a poet and playwright, he was named as the author of many of the works while he was alive, and seven years after his death the First Folio explicitly attributed the rest of the works to him.
2. What are the Oxfordian claims that Shakespeare is responsible for everything he produced? Can these claims be refuted?
3. Why is it important to preserve the authorship status of William Shakespeare? It remains an important issue of keeping Shakespeare in his authorship status because he has become too well know to not be believed. He is the recognizable figure of these works and for the sake of appreciating them it would not help that the authorship status be changed or more strongly questioned.
4. What is the most convincing evidence that leads us to believe that Shakespeare, did in fact, write Shakespeare? The most convincing evidence is the fact that it was been widely known through out time that Shakespeare was the author of his works. All of the history of Shakespeare has remained to the strong belief that Shakespeare did write Shakespeare.
5. What type of logic/illogic is used to support these claims? People have the logic of the basic facts that this is the man attributed to writing these works. Though there is possible evidence of another writer, the most strongest support is that Shakespeare is know as Shakespeare. The illogic is that no one can really know for sure because the authorship doubt remains because they entire evidence is not solid.