Crollalanza theory of Shakespeare authorship (English Wikipedia)

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Dente 2014, p. 316. Dente, Carla (September 2014). "Renaissance Actors and Lawyers: Instability of Texts and of Social Trafficking: The Comedy of Errors". Pólemos. 8 (2). Walter de Gruyter: 309–20. doi:10.1515/pol-2014-0019. eISSN 2036-4601. ISSN 2035-5262. S2CID 193030904.
Dente 2014, p. 309. Dente, Carla (September 2014). "Renaissance Actors and Lawyers: Instability of Texts and of Social Trafficking: The Comedy of Errors". Pólemos. 8 (2). Walter de Gruyter: 309–20. doi:10.1515/pol-2014-0019. eISSN 2036-4601. ISSN 2035-5262. S2CID 193030904.

askanews.it

See 'Pif: Shakespeare era siciliano, diceva "Iessere o nun iessere."'

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Yates 1934, p. 17. Yates, Frances A. (1934). John Florio: The Life of an Italian in Shakespeare's England. Cambridge University Press.
Iuvara 2002. Iuvara, Martino (2002). "Shakespeare era italiano". Ragusa: Ispica.
Sellerio, Palermo, 2008.

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"Sono Lamberto Tassinari e vi spiego perché Shakespeare è in realtà John Florio". 2 February 2011. Retrieved 12 June 2021. "Giovanni Florio non ha nulla a che fare con la buffa e colorata storia di Crollalanza siciliano (…) Di questo pasticcio Crollalanza io non ho visto uno straccio di documento probante in dieci anni di ricerche ed ho letto anche l'opuscolo di Martino Iuvara che lo sostiene". (Giovanni Florio has nothing to do with the funny and colorful story about a Sicilian Crollalanza (…) About this Crollalanza mess I have not seen even a shred of a proof during ten years of research, and I even read Martino Iuvara's booklet which supports it".)

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Dente 2014, p. 316. Dente, Carla (September 2014). "Renaissance Actors and Lawyers: Instability of Texts and of Social Trafficking: The Comedy of Errors". Pólemos. 8 (2). Walter de Gruyter: 309–20. doi:10.1515/pol-2014-0019. eISSN 2036-4601. ISSN 2035-5262. S2CID 193030904.
Dente 2014, p. 309. Dente, Carla (September 2014). "Renaissance Actors and Lawyers: Instability of Texts and of Social Trafficking: The Comedy of Errors". Pólemos. 8 (2). Walter de Gruyter: 309–20. doi:10.1515/pol-2014-0019. eISSN 2036-4601. ISSN 2035-5262. S2CID 193030904.

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Monaco 2002. Monaco, Gianni (2002). "Martino Iuvara, Shakespeare era italiano" (PDF). Algora. Archived from the original (PDF) on 31 October 2017. Retrieved 13 April 2017.

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"Was Shakespeare English? (In Italian, with English subtitles)". Retrieved 14 July 2021.

johnflorio-is-shakespeare.com

See his book's website: "John Florio is Shakespeare".

laprovinciadisondrio.it

On connections to Northern Italy and the Crollalanzas of Piuro in Sondrio (Lombardy), see Guido Scaramellini, "Shakespeare, l'inglese di... Valtellina", La Provincia di Sondrio, 23/2/2011.
See also Scaramellini's article re "Othello's house".

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Dente 2014, p. 316. Dente, Carla (September 2014). "Renaissance Actors and Lawyers: Instability of Texts and of Social Trafficking: The Comedy of Errors". Pólemos. 8 (2). Walter de Gruyter: 309–20. doi:10.1515/pol-2014-0019. eISSN 2036-4601. ISSN 2035-5262. S2CID 193030904.
Dente 2014, p. 309. Dente, Carla (September 2014). "Renaissance Actors and Lawyers: Instability of Texts and of Social Trafficking: The Comedy of Errors". Pólemos. 8 (2). Walter de Gruyter: 309–20. doi:10.1515/pol-2014-0019. eISSN 2036-4601. ISSN 2035-5262. S2CID 193030904.

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Massai 2012. Massai, Sonia (25 April 2012). "Why Shakespeare is … Italian". The Guardian.

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D'Amico, Jack, Shakespeare and Italy: the City and the Stage, University Press of Florida, 2001, p. 58.

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"Shakespeare picciotto di Canicattì". La Stampa. 18 May 2000.

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Monaco 2002. Monaco, Gianni (2002). "Martino Iuvara, Shakespeare era italiano" (PDF). Algora. Archived from the original (PDF) on 31 October 2017. Retrieved 13 April 2017.

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Dente 2014, p. 316. Dente, Carla (September 2014). "Renaissance Actors and Lawyers: Instability of Texts and of Social Trafficking: The Comedy of Errors". Pólemos. 8 (2). Walter de Gruyter: 309–20. doi:10.1515/pol-2014-0019. eISSN 2036-4601. ISSN 2035-5262. S2CID 193030904.
Dente 2014, p. 309. Dente, Carla (September 2014). "Renaissance Actors and Lawyers: Instability of Texts and of Social Trafficking: The Comedy of Errors". Pólemos. 8 (2). Walter de Gruyter: 309–20. doi:10.1515/pol-2014-0019. eISSN 2036-4601. ISSN 2035-5262. S2CID 193030904.