Northern Visions: Essays on the Literary Identity of Northern Scotland in the Twentieth Century by David Hewitt
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Northern Visions
Summary
A collection of essays and interviews examining issues of regional identity in the literature of Northern Scotland.
Northern Visions Summary
Table of Contents
"A Sough o' War" - The Great War in the poetry of north-east Scotland, Colin Milton; "Spun in the Morning" - the poetry of Alma Mater, Michael Spiller; Armorial Weed - the poetry of Edwin Muir, Murray G.H. Pittock; "Make Marble the Moment" - the poetry of George Bruce, J.H. Alexander; G.S Fraser - the poetry of exile, R.P. Draper; the poetic language of Alexander Scott, J.D. McClure; Ken Morrice - being in an uncertain world, Alan MacColl; childhood in Macdonald and Barrie, Joan Pittock; the novels of Catherine Gavin, Flora Alexander; George Mackay Brown - an interview, Isobel Murray; two singular north-east voices - David Toulmin and Jessie Kesson, Isobel Murray; the north-east, David Hewitt.
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GOR004872065
9781898410300
1898410305
Northern Visions: Essays on the Literary Identity of Northern Scotland in the Twentieth Century by David Hewitt
Used - Good
Paperback
Birlinn General
2001-01-01
224
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