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Studies in Scottish Literature, Volume 43: 1: Periodization

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This new issue of Scottish Literature's longest-running scholarly journal has contributions from a full range of historical periods, from mediaeval to modern, with articles on literature in Gaelic as well as in Scots and English. The issue opens with a symposium on changing attitudes to periodization, guest-edited and introduced by Juliet Shields, with contributions from Michael Newton , Andrew W. Kein , Rivka Swenson , Eric Jaccard , and Sharon Alker and Holly Faith Nelson .

Full-length articles in the issue include: David Parkinson, on Barbour's Black Douglas; Jamie Reid Baxter, on James Melville and Ane Dialogue ; David Robb, on the Romance of Terror in Stevenson's The Dynamiter; Ian Campbell, on Lewis Grassic Gibbon and the Church of Scotland; Petra Johana Poncarova, on Sorley MacLean and the Clearances.

The issue concludes with an illustrated note on the manuscripts of Burns's song "Ay waukin O," a review-essay on a new Andrew Lang edition, and brief reviews or notices of other recently published books on Scottish literature.

Language: English

Pages: 186

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

Release: December 05, 2017

ISBN: 1546394435

ISBN 13: 9781546394433

Studies in Scottish Literature, Volume 43: 1: Periodization

0/5 ( ratings)

This new issue of Scottish Literature's longest-running scholarly journal has contributions from a full range of historical periods, from mediaeval to modern, with articles on literature in Gaelic as well as in Scots and English. The issue opens with a symposium on changing attitudes to periodization, guest-edited and introduced by Juliet Shields, with contributions from Michael Newton , Andrew W. Kein , Rivka Swenson , Eric Jaccard , and Sharon Alker and Holly Faith Nelson .

Full-length articles in the issue include: David Parkinson, on Barbour's Black Douglas; Jamie Reid Baxter, on James Melville and Ane Dialogue ; David Robb, on the Romance of Terror in Stevenson's The Dynamiter; Ian Campbell, on Lewis Grassic Gibbon and the Church of Scotland; Petra Johana Poncarova, on Sorley MacLean and the Clearances.

The issue concludes with an illustrated note on the manuscripts of Burns's song "Ay waukin O," a review-essay on a new Andrew Lang edition, and brief reviews or notices of other recently published books on Scottish literature.

Language: English

Pages: 186

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

Release: December 05, 2017

ISBN: 1546394435

ISBN 13: 9781546394433

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