Editors
| Founding Editor (vols. 1–37): | G. Ross Roy, University of South Carolina |
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| Editor (from vol. 38): | Patrick Scott, University of South Carolina |
| Editor (from vol. 38): | Tony Jarrells, University of South Carolina |
Studies in Scottish Literature, founded in 1963 and based at the University of South Carolina since 1965, is the leading refereed scholarly journal in its field, publishing new research and critical debate on all periods of Scottish literature. From volume 38, it is being published both in digital and print format. This site, hosted for the journal by the University's Scholar Commons, provides free searchable full-text access both to new volumes as they are issued and to earlier volumes as they are added to the site. As well as the current volume, volumes 13-34 (1977-2004) are now available in digital form, and additional previously-published volumes will be added over time.
Submissions are invited for Studies in Scottish Literature 40 (2014). Contents for the forthcoming volume, SSL 39 (2013), are now in the editing process. Essays, notes or documents for consideration should be emailed directly to one of the editors (and copied to the other). For fullest consideration, submissions should be received by the editors before January 1, 2014.
Current Issue: Volume 38, Issue 1 (2012)
Front Matter
A Note from the Founding Editor
G. Ross Roy
Symposium
THE PRESENT STATE AND FUTURE(S) OF SCOTTISH LITERATURE
Anthony Jarrells and Patrick G. Scott
SETTING A STOOT HERT TAE A STEY BRAE: FIFTY YEARS OF THE STUDY OF SCOTTISH LITERATURE, 1962-2012
Murray Pittock
REJECTING INFERIORISM AND SUPERIORISM: NORMALIZING SCOTTISH LITERARY STUDIES IN THE EARLY TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY
Gerard Carruthers
SCOTTISH LITERATURE AND "ENGL. LIT."
Leith Davis
IN DEFENSE OF INFERIORISM (AND OTHER LOST CAUSES)
Matthew Wickman
ON THE ABOLITION OF THE SCOTTISH DEPARTMENT
Willy Maley
DIGITAL SCOTLANDS
Caroline McCracken-Flesher
Articles
"WHERE STAND WE NOW?": A RENAISSANCE VIEW
R. D. S. Jack
ROBERT BURNS, THE CROCHALLAN FENCIBLES, AND THE ORIGINAL PRINTER OF THE MERRY MUSES OF CALEDONIA
Stephen Brown
TRANSNATIONAL BALLADEERING: "SCOTS, WHA HAE WI' WALLACE BLED" IN 1820S AFRO-NEW YORK
Marvin McAllister
WRITER, READER, AND RHETORIC IN JOHN GIBSON LOCKHART'S MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE OF SIR WALTER SCOTT, BART.
Gerald P. Mulderig
Notes/Documents
"THE POETS WELCOME": AN UNRECORDED MANUSCRIPT BY ROBERT BURNS
G. Ross Roy and Patrick G. Scott
AN UNRECORDED EARLY PRINTING OF ROBERT BURNS'S PATRIARCH LETTER
Patrick G. Scott
Books Received
Books Received
John Knox and Patrick G. Scott
