The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 19.0581  Saturday, 4 October 2008

From:       James Lake <
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Date:       Monday, 29 Sep 2008 10:14:29 -0500
Subject: 19.0570 Bottom's Dream
Comment:    RE: SHK 19.0570 Bottom's Dream

 >I've been asked by a colleague whether the play A Midsummer Night's
 >Dream has ever been equated with the dream from which Bottom awakens
 >in 4.1 of the play, the one that he intends to have Peter Quince turn into a
 >ballet. I was pretty sure that I had heard this argument before, but a search
 >of "Bottom's Dream" in the World Shakespeare Bibliography did not allow me
 >to identify any sources that discuss this idea. Can anyone point me toward a
 >previous treatment of this notion?
 >
 >Michael D. Friedman
 >University of Scranton
 >
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1. Bottom's dream.: An article from: Queen's Quarterly by Robert Everett-Green 
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2. Bottom's Dream by John Updike; Felix Mendelssohn; Warren Chappell (Hardcover)
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3. Bottom's Dream (Hardcover - 1969)
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