SOURCE: Westlund, Joseph. “Fancy and Achievement in Love's Labour's Lost.” Shakespeare Quarterly 18, no. 1 (winter 1967): 37-46.
In the following essay, Westlund sees the conflict between imaginative fancy and achievement (paralleling a conflict between artifice and nature) as the central theme of Love's Labour's Lost.
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