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Inspiring views from "a' the airts" on Scottish literatures, art & cinema : the First World Congress of Scottish Literatures in Glasgow, 2014 / Klaus Peter Muller, Ilka Schwittlinsky, Ron Walker (eds.).
- Format:
- Book
- Conference/Event
- Conference Name:
- World Congress of Scottish Literatures (1st : 2014 : Glasgow, Scotland), creator.
- Series:
- Scottish studies international ; v.41.
- Scottish Studies International ; Bd./ Vol. 41
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- English literature--Scottish authors--History and criticism--Congresses.
- English literature.
- Scottish literature--History and criticism--Congresses.
- Scottish literature.
- Motion pictures--Scotland--History--Congresses.
- Motion pictures.
- Arts, Scottish--Congresses.
- Arts, Scottish.
- English literature--Scottish authors.
- History.
- Scotland.
- Genre:
- Conference papers and proceedings.
- Criticism, interpretation, etc.
- History.
- Physical Description:
- vii, 428 pages ; 22 cm.
- Place of Publication:
- Frankfurt am Main : Peter Lang, [2017]
- Contents:
- Klaus Peter Müller, Ron Walker: Inspiring Views from "a' the airts": Intriguing Foci on Current and Future Research
- Creative Writers' Views on (Scottish) Literature, Poetry & History. James Robertson: Shall there be a Scottish Literature?
- Henry Marsh: The Interface between Poetry and History
- Scottish Art & Scottish Cinema: The Problem of Survival, Remote Reading, the Gothic, and Many Paradoxes. Murdo Macdonald: James Macpherson's Ossian and European Art
- John Caughie: Early Cinema in Scotland: Film and Literature
- Duncan Petrie: The Enduring Power of the Gothic in Contemporary Scottish Cinema
- The Scottish Enlightenment: Media & Freedom. Alastair Mann: Ideologies Inked In: Scotland's Culture of Print in the Union Debate of 1706. Andrew Hook: The Scottish Enlightenment: Home and Away
- Robert Burns: Commonplace Networking. Gerard Carruthers: Fraternal Claims: The Brotherhoods of Robert Burns
- Nigel Leask: "Writing myself out": Robert Burns and the Eighteenth-Century Commonplace Book Tradition
- John Galt: Disturbing Omens and New Sociological Connections. Ian Duncan: Fictions of Clairvoyance: John Galt's The Omen and George Eliot's The Lifted Veil
- Angela Esterhammer: Interpreting Galt's Omen
- Regina Hewitt: Scottish Literature and Utopian Theory: The Galt Connection
- J. M. Barrie: Surfaces and Hidden Layers. Kirsten Stirling: More Anon: Autobiography and Fiction in the Work of J. M. Barrie
- Scotland and War: British Homogeneity vs Scottish Particularity. David Goldie: "I may claim thee for my ain": the Scottish Voice in First World War Poetry
- Roderick Watson: "No gods and precious few heroes": Writing War 1939-45
- Silvia Mergenthal: Scots at War, or Private Mucklewame's Lower Dorsal Curve: Ian Hay's The First Hundred Thousand
- New Scottish Writing: Collaborative, Connective, Emergent & Engaging. Robert Morace: Mapping Post-Devolution Scottish Fiction
- Jeanne Schaaf: The Strange Redoing of Popular Storytelling: a Study of David Greig's The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart
- Len Wanner: Partners in Crime? Cross-Examining Scotland's Two Most Famous Serial Killer Novelists
- Views Presented by the University of Mainz 'Scottish Studies Centre' Germersheim. Klaus Peter Müller: (Scottish) History in Scottish Novels: Theory,ractice, Agency
- Miriam Schroeder: New Scots' Views on Scotland: The Narratives of Scottish Ethnic Minorities
- Ron Walker: Being of a Spiritual Nature: the Natural, the Supernatural, the Land and the Mountain.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 9783631672853
- 3631672853
- OCLC:
- 969156040
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