Disharmonic spheres : metapoetic noise in Geoffrey Chaucer's Parliament of fowls

In Cornelia Wilde & Wolfram R. Keller (eds.), Perfect harmony and melting strains: transformations of music in early modern culture between sensibility and abstraction. Boston: Walter de Gruyter. pp. 11-38 (2021)
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