For 10 points, name this work by Guillaume de Lorris and Jean de Meun about a garden of "fin d'amour."
The narrator of this work hears birds performing polyphonic chanting after meeting the figure of Idelness, then sees a maiden at the Fountain of Narcissus. This poem in octasyllabic couplets opens by citing Macrobius's tale about Scipio to defend the veracity of dreams, and its last four fifths are a dialogue between the main characters on political topics. Inspired by Ovid's Art of Love and the chivalric writings of Andreas Capellanus, this poem was attacked by Christine de Pizan for its misogyny and was translated into Middle English in a mostly lost work of Geoffrey Chaucer. For 10 points, name this work by Guillaume de Lorris and Jean de Meun about a garden of "fin d'amour."
The narrator of this work hears birds performing polyphonic chanting after meeting the figure of Idelness, then sees a maiden at the Fountain of Narcissus.
The {Romance of the Rose} [or Le {Roman de la rose}]