Originally published in 1935, this concise volume doesnâ t merely discuss the significance of literature in Scottish history but also charts that literary heritage.
Originally published in 1935, this concise volume doesnâ t merely discuss the significance of literature in Scottish history but also charts that literary heritage.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Does Literature Mean Anything to Scotland? 2. The Gaelic Centuries 3. 'Back to Dunbar' 4. A Blank Century and the Ballads 5. The Forerunners of Burns 6. The 'Age of Reason' 7. The Romantic Era: The Scot as Novelist 8. The Years Between 9. The Scot as World Prophet: Thomas Carlyle 10. The Dawn Returns: Lang, Stevenson, The Kailyard and Munro 11. The Modern Revival: The Literary 'Idea' of Scotland.
1. Does Literature Mean Anything to Scotland? 2. The Gaelic Centuries 3. 'Back to Dunbar' 4. A Blank Century and the Ballads 5. The Forerunners of Burns 6. The 'Age of Reason' 7. The Romantic Era: The Scot as Novelist 8. The Years Between 9. The Scot as World Prophet: Thomas Carlyle 10. The Dawn Returns: Lang, Stevenson, The Kailyard and Munro 11. The Modern Revival: The Literary 'Idea' of Scotland.
1. Does Literature Mean Anything to Scotland? 2. The Gaelic Centuries 3. 'Back to Dunbar' 4. A Blank Century and the Ballads 5. The Forerunners of Burns 6. The 'Age of Reason' 7. The Romantic Era: The Scot as Novelist 8. The Years Between 9. The Scot as World Prophet: Thomas Carlyle 10. The Dawn Returns: Lang, Stevenson, The Kailyard and Munro 11. The Modern Revival: The Literary 'Idea' of Scotland.
1. Does Literature Mean Anything to Scotland? 2. The Gaelic Centuries 3. 'Back to Dunbar' 4. A Blank Century and the Ballads 5. The Forerunners of Burns 6. The 'Age of Reason' 7. The Romantic Era: The Scot as Novelist 8. The Years Between 9. The Scot as World Prophet: Thomas Carlyle 10. The Dawn Returns: Lang, Stevenson, The Kailyard and Munro 11. The Modern Revival: The Literary 'Idea' of Scotland.
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'... a landmark in Scottish urban history.' Robert E. Tyson, University of Aberdeen
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