The Owl and the Cuckoo: Shakespeare's Natural Dialogue
- Author / Editor
- Mulryne, J. R.
The Owl and the Cuckoo: Shakespeare's Natural Dialogue
- Published
- M[arie]-T[hérèse] Jones-Davies, ed. Le Dialogue au Temps de la Renaissance. Centre de Recherches sur la Renaissance, no. 9 (Paris: Jean Touzot, 1984), pp. 169-83.
- Description
- Places Shakespeare's bird dialogue from the end of "Love's Labour's Lost" in the tradition of bird debates, commenting on other examples of the genre, and noting parallels with PF and Sir John Clanvowe's "The Boke of Cupid," attributed to Chaucer during Shakespeare's lifetime.
- Contributor
- Jones-Davies, M[arie]-T[hérèse], ed.
- Alternative Title
- Le Dialogue au Temps de la Renaissance.
- Chaucer Subjects
- Chaucer's Influence and Later Allusion
- Parliament of Fowls
- Chaucerian Apocrypha