21. Emily's Links scottish literature Under Construction. Home Main Contents History CSYS Music scottish literature Links News Books Drink . http://www.scottishhistory.com/scotlit.htm

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22. Overview Of Scottish Literature scottish literature OnSite Course Navigation. Overview of scottish literature. Duringtheir time, scottish literature was preeminent in the British isles. http://www.uwstout.edu/english/mccordick/scotland/overview.shtml

Scottish Literature On-Site Course Navigation Home Where To Find the Sites Scottish Literature: An Anthology, Vols. I -III Bibliography ... Overview of Scottish Literature Overview of Scottish Literature These materials are taken largely from the instructor's Scottish Literature: An Anthology , Vols. I-III. THE MIDDLE AGES FOLK BALLADS SCOTTISH LITERATURE 1550-1700 THE AUGUSTAN AGE ... MODERN SCOTTISH LITERATURE THE MIDDLE AGES: Robert Henryson (c.1420-c.1490) is best known today for The Testament of Cresseid, a continuation of sorts of Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde, in which the faithless Cresseid, now a leper, meets the Trojan warrior she abandoned years before, and is not recognized. The story is insightful, subtle and beautifully told. Henryson, a master of the quiet style, is also known for his Aesopian fables, two of which are given here. The major achievement of Gavin Douglas is the Eneados, his free translation of Virgil's Aeneid. His "Prologues" to the various books of Virgil's epic are entirely original and are usually considered his best works. The four prologues included here are examples of the Scottish emphasis upon nature, especially its harsher elements, which is one of their literature's most characteristic features. "King Heart," written in an unusually quiet style, is an allegory, as its name suggests, and one of the best in Scots.

23. ASLS: Scottish Literature And Language Organisation promoting the study, teaching and writing of scottish literature and language. News and information on membership and publications. http://www.arts.gla.ac.uk/ScotLit/ASLS/

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24. Soc.culture.scottish FAQ - Literature And Poetry This section lists information on scottish literature including leadingfigures from Robert Burns and Walter Scott to JK Rowling. http://www.siliconglen.com/scotfaq/literature.html

Scottish Literature and Poetry Search The FAQ Scottish Sites The Web Navigate General information Celtic information Scots Language Scottish Music ... Further Reading Contents Primary literary figures Info on Robert Burns Address to a Haggis - Robert Burns The Selkirk Grace ... Literature magazines and newsletters Services Buy books from this section. Buy music from this section. Contribute an article Add a link for the Scottish literature section Advertising information Investors sought Our partners

25. Scotland Guide : Scottish FAQ : Scottish Literature And Writers Silicon Glen, Scotland Scotland FAQ Literature Poetry scottish literature andwriters. Scottish FAQ FAQ Contents scottish literature and writers Top http://www.siliconglen.com/scotfaq/5_9.html

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26. Scottish Literature; In English And Scots; Edited By Douglas Gifford, Sarah Dunn This substantial new volume is a stimulating yet indepth introduction to Scottishliterature in English and Scots. scottish literature In English and Scots. http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cup/catalog/data/074860/0748608257.HTM

Order Info F.A.Q. Help Advanced ... BUY ONLINE May, 2002 paper 1040 pages ISBN: Edinburgh University Press New Book Bulletins Scottish Literature In English and Scots Edited by Douglas Gifford, Sarah Dunnigan, and Allan MacGillivray This substantial new volume is a stimulating yet in-depth introduction to Scottish literature in English and Scots. From medieval to modern, the entire range of literature is introduced, examined and explored. The volume looks at Scottish literature in six period sections: Early Scottish Literature, Eighteenth-Century, The Age of Scott, Victorian and Edwardian, The Twentieth-Century Scottish Literary Renaissance, and Scottish Literature since 1945. This volume is part of the series on Scottish Language and Literature, Douglas Gifford, General Editor. About the Author Douglas Gifford is professor of Scottish literature at the University of Glasgow. Alan MacGillivray is a lecturer at the University of Strathclyde, and Sarah Dunnigan is British Academy Fellow at the University of Edinburgh. From the series Scottish Language and Literature Series For more information, please contact

27. Andrew Crumey Site devoted to scottish literature. Includes biographies, booklists, links, and online ordering. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/9172/classics.html

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28. Teaching Scottish Literature; Curriculum And Classroom Applications; Edited By A New Book Bulletins. Teaching scottish literature Curriculum and ClassroomApplications. From the series Scottish Language and Literature Series. http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cup/catalog/data/074860/074860930X.HTM

Order Info F.A.Q. Help Advanced ... BUY ONLINE October, 1997 paper 192 pages ISBN: 0-7486-0930-X Edinburgh University Press New Book Bulletins Teaching Scottish Literature Curriculum and Classroom Applications Edited by Alan MacGillivray This collection is an examination of the possibilities for teaching Scottish language and literature at all stages of education. The contributorstwelve experienced teachersexamine central issues of classroom development and recommend a wide range of texts, topics, and approaches for teachers who wish to develop their expertise in the teaching of Scottish language and literature. From the series Scottish Language and Literature Series For more information, please contact Customer Service Shopping Cart Operations For MasterCard/Visa holders, accumulate titles in the Shopping Cart and submit your order electronically. Shopping Cart Operations Add this book to cart Review and change cart contents Secure checkout ... web site feedback This page last modified Tuesday, 04-Mar-2003 15:09:38 EST

29. Scottish Literature 1: Liz Lochhead Reading list of primary and secondary sources, from Edinburgh University. http://www.ed.ac.uk/englit/studying/undergrd/scottish_lit_1/Handouts/ac_lochhead

MS AILEEN CHRISTIANSON'S LECTURE Liz Lochhead, Mary Queen of Scots Got her Head Chopped Off (Edinburgh: Polygon, 1985); Sugar and Spite and True Confessions were revues from 1978 and 1981; the second half of the collection, which Lochhead heads , are mainly collaborative pieces with theatre companies. Mary and the Monster (1981) unpublished; it became Blood and Ice ; two versions are published: (Edinburgh: Salamander Press, 1982) and Michelene Wandor (ed) (London: Methuen, 1987) vol 4, 2nd ed. (Edinburgh and Glasgow: Polygon and Third Eye Centre, 1986). Mary Queen of Scots Got Her Head Chopped Off and Dracula (Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1989). Mary Queen etc. was written and performed 1987; Dracula Bagpipe Muzak (Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1991); dramatic monologues in verse and prose. Perfect Days (London: Nick Hern, 1998). Britannia Rules Shanghaied The Three Sisters Medea Interview with Emily Todd, Verse , Winter / Spring, 1992, pp.83-95; republished R. Crawford et al (eds.) Talking Verse (St. Andrews and Williamsburg, VA: Verse, 1995), pp.115-27.

30. Scottish Literature Programme scottish literature at St Andrews. The School of English at the Universityof St Andrews offers a one year master's degree in scottish literature. http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/academic/english/pg/scot.html

Scottish Literature at St Andrews The School of English at the University of St Andrews offers a one year master's degree in Scottish Literature. The degree is designed to provide a postgraduate-level introduction to a wide range of Scottish literature. To students who have studied Scottish literature as undergraduates, it offers an opportunity for study in greater depth. However, as a taught degree course it is suitable for those who have a background in literary studies other than Scottish literature. The programme for the degree consists of the following courses: Literary Research: Skills and Resources Literature of the Scottish Kingdom The Contest for Cultural Authority Highland Representations In addition to taking these modules, students also write a 15,000 word dissertation on a Scottish literary topic of their choice. Back to: top Postgraduate Homepage

31. Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: Scottish Literature (Literature By Region) Looking for the best facts and sites on scottish literature? ThisHomeworkCentral section focuses on 'Literature by Region' and http://www.bigchalk.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/WOPortal.woa/Homework/High_School/Lit

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32. Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: Authors (Scottish Literature) This HomeworkCentral section focuses on 'scottish literature' and 'Literature byRegion' and 'British Literature' and 'Literature' and 'HIGH SCHOOL BEYOND http://www.bigchalk.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/WOPortal.woa/Homework/High_School/Lit

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33. Scotland: Discovering Scotland - Literature Discovering Scotland. Literature. This page includes pointer to the diversityof scottish literature, from a range of authors, past and present. http://www.geo.ed.ac.uk/home/scotland/literature.html

Discovering Scotland Literature This page includes pointer to the diversity of Scottish Literature, from a range of authors, past and present. Look through our list of Great Scots to find scottish literary giants, such as Scott, Burns and many others The on-line Burns Encyclopaedia Robert Burns Site including how to run a Burn's Supper A unique collection of Stories about Scottish Life from the School of Scottish Studies at the University of Edinburgh The Association for Scottish Literary Studies Scottish Authors Scottish Book Trust Department of Geography , The University of Edinburgh.

34. Bibliography Of Scottish Literature In Translation - Introduction - Online Resou The Bibliography of scottish literature in Translation What has been theworldwide impact of Treasure Island or The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie? http://www.nls.uk/catalogues/resources/boslit/

The Bibliography of Scottish Literature in Translation What has been the world-wide impact of Treasure Island or The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie What poems by Norman MacCaig have been translated into Italian, Polish, Hebrew or Ukrainian? Which European countries have shown a strong interest in the Scottish ballads? BOSLIT is developing as an invaluable tool for teachers and students of Scottish culture and of modern languages; for the study of comparative literature and of cross-cultural "reader reception"; for all those with an intelligent curiosity as to why a particular work was translated into a particular language at a particular time. BOSLIT has a particular appeal to those who feel that Scottish literature cannot be fully appreciated within narrowly Scottish, British or anglophone contexts. BOSLIT is an online bibliography-in-progress of translations of Scottish writing, including not only books but also items published in journals and anthologies. It was founded in 1994 following discussions between a number of bodies and individuals who felt that information about translations of Scottish writing should be more widely disseminated. At a time when Scottish literature is increasingly read and studied throughout the world, and when there is a growing recognition of the part played by translation in creating world literature

35. Scottish Literature - The Literature Of Scotland Get a new Platinum Card today. Scottish Books No Fee. scottish literature, Getyour Platinum Mastercard Credit limit up to £25,000 Books about Scotland. http://www.premier-pages.co.uk/books-3/scotlit.htm

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36. Department Of English Studies Honours in scottish literature HCQ310A. In semester 4, the only Band 3units available to scottish literature students are 55A4 and 55B4. http://www.english.stir.ac.uk/under/honours_lit.htm

Introduction English Studies Commonwealth Studies Honours in Scottish Literature ... Student Staff Consultative Committee Honours in Scottish Literature HCQ310A For the first three semesters students follow the same programme of study as students preparing to proceed to an Honours degree in English Studies. Entry requirements are identical to the entry requirements for Honours in English Studies. Honours students in Scottish Literature must attain at least 22 credits to graduate, with at least 16 of these in units offered by the Department of English Studies, 13 of which must be advanced. For the purposes of the degree with Honours in Scottish Literature, advanced semester units in English Studies are divided into bands as follows: Band 1 55A7/55A8 (Final year Project) Band 2 All the Scottish advanced semester units offered by the Department of English Studies Band 3 All the other advanced semester units offered by the Department of English Studies

37. Stirling University Library: Scottish Literature Special Collections in scottish literature and Theatre. Sir Walter Scott A collectionof editions of Sir Walter Scott, published during the author's lifetime. http://www.library.stir.ac.uk/spcoll/scotlit.html

Special Collections in Scottish Literature and Theatre Sir Walter Scott A collection of editions of Sir Walter Scott, published during the author's lifetime. Founded on a donation by Mr Burt Eddy Taylor of Michigan. All listed in the online catalogue. First edition of Scott's Life of Napoleon Buonaparte James Hogg Holdings include a group of early editions and manuscripts presented by James Hogg's great-grandaughter, Mrs Norah Parr of Wellington, New Zealand. Among these manuscripts are Hogg's surviving household and farm accounts for the period 1818-1835, correspondence with Margaret Phillips (later Hogg) during their courtship and marriage, the poet's journal of a tour to the Western Highlands and Hebrides in 1803. All listed in the online catalogue. Plan of Altrive Lake, James Hogg's house. This is a plan drawn up by the architect, James Brown of Innerleithen, for an extension to the house in 1831. Norman MacCaig Books and manuscripts of Norman MacCaig (1910-1996), who was Reader in Poetry at Stirling University. Holdings include many books in his personal poetry collection, as well as a collection of some 525 holograph poems sent by MacCaig to Miss Morven Cameron. The books are all listed in the online catalogue. A handlist of the manuscript collection (MS 81) is available on request.

38. Scottish Writers George Mackay Brown. Edwin Muir. scottish literature at the University ofSouth Carolina. Scottish Poetry Library. Scottish Publishers' Association. http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/tarristi/scotlit.htm

George Mackay Brown Edwin Muir Scottish Literature at the University of South Carolina Scottish Poetry Library ... Site index This page last amended 13th October 2002. Links are checked regularly, with the help of but if you find a problem, please email linda.sutherland@zetnet.co.uk

39. Scottish Literature, Writers, Poetry, Fiction Essential reading for anyone wishing to understand the story of scottish literatureand the part it has played in the nation's life. click on pic for more info. http://www.scottishbooks.com/Cultsite/literature.htm

Scottish Cultural Press Environment Fiction Fishing/Maritime History ... Social History click on pic for more info Scottish Literature in the Twentieth Century An Anthology David McCordick (ed.) A breath-taking volume: the compilation of texts – prose and poetry – is astounding and added to this are editorial notes and introductions to each of the authors. It is a bold collection; a magnificent achievement. Everything that is Scottish literature – poetry, prose, memoirs, political speeches, travel writing (but excepting the novel) – is included. ISBN: 1 84017 042 5 1,280pp (p/b) £29.99 Now Available ISBN: 1 898218 84 6 96pp, illustrated Discovering Scottish Writers Aimed at the general reader and the student Discovering Scottish Writers combines authority and enthusiasm. Eighty great Scottish authors from the fourteenth to the twentieth century are discussed and set in their literary, historical and cultural contexts.

40. Scottish Literature, Poetry, Verse, Writing scottish literature in the 20th Century. An Anthology. This is truly the most comprehensivecollection of twentiethcentury scottish literature available. http://www.scottishbooks.com/Cultsite/books/ScotLiterature.htm

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