Studies in Scottish Literature | Vol 22 | Iss 1

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Articles

Poetry of Displacement: Sorley MacLean and his Writing
Colin Nicholson

On Marshak's Russian Translation of Robert Burns
Yang De-you

Sir Walter Scott and Eyrbyggja Saga
Julian D'Arcy and Kirsten Wolf

Chaucer and the Middle Scots Poets
Walter Scheps

Barrie as Journeyman-Dramatist: A Study of "Walker London"
R.D.S. Jack

Spontaneity and the Strategy of Transcendence in Burns's Kilmarnock Verse-Epistles
Steven R. McKenna

"Let us bum our ships": Carlyle, Sarah Austin, and House-Hunting in London Carlyle's
Rodger L. Tarr

Ambivalent Artifice in Dunbar's The Thrissill and the Rois
Deanna Delmar Evans

The Growth of a Poem: Edwin Muir's "Day and Night"
Elizabeth Huberman

Royalty and Self-Absorption in Drummond's Poetry
David Reid

Charitable Actions Reevaluated in the Novels of Henry Mackenzie
Elaine Ware

Rebelling From the Right Side: Thomas Carlyle's Struggle Against the Dominant Nineteenth-Century Rhetoric
Charles A. Beirnard

The Genesis of The Green Isle of the Great Deep
Alistair McCleery

The "Wofull Prisonnere" in Dunbar's Goldyn Targe
David V. Harrington

Book Reviews

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