Author: Harting, James Edmund
Synopsis:
In "The Ornithology of Shakespeare: Critically examined, explained and illustrated," James Edmund Harting delves into the fascinating world of birds as depicted in the works of William Shakespeare. Through meticulous research and analysis, Harting uncovers the hidden meanings and symbolism behind the various bird species mentioned in Shakespeare's plays and poems. From the majestic eagle to the mischievous raven, each bird holds a significant role in Shakespeare's works, shedding light on the characters, themes, and emotions conveyed by the playwright. With beautiful illustrations and insightful explanations, this book offers a unique perspective on Shakespeare's ornithological references, inviting readers to explore the avian world within the Bard's literary masterpieces.
Genres: Literary Criticism, Ornithology, Shakespearean Studies
Themes: Symbolism, Nature, Character Analysis
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