Studies in Scottish Literature | Vol 32 | Iss 1

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Front Matter

Articles

Some Comments on the Moralitas of Robert Henryson's "Orpheus and Eurydice"
Dietrich Strauss

Some Early Vision Poems by Edwin Morgan
Rodney Stenning Edgecombe

Roseneath: Scotland or "Scott-land"? A Reappraisal of The Heart of Midlothian
Julian Meldon D 'Arcy

Center, Margin, and Myth in Fergus Lamont and Lanark
Cristie L. March

Lesley Stonn's Three Goose Quills and a Knife: A Burns Play Rediscovered
Chris Ravenhall

"The kind of poetry I mean": Notes on Douglas Dunn's Criticism of Scottish Poetry
Attila Dósa

Having Fun with the Moralities: Henryson's Fables and Late-Medieval Fable Innovation
Arnold Clayton Henderson

Cleansing the Hawker's Basket: Popular Literature and the Cheap Periodical Press in Scotland
Scott A. McLean

William McIlvanney's Docherty: Last of the Old or Precursor of the New?
K. M. Newton

Travelers and Tourists: Rules of Engagement in William McIlvanney's Detective Fiction
Robert P. Winston

Ossian and Cesarotti: Poems and Translations
Giuliana Bertipaglia

Placing Earth at the Center of the Cosmos: The Kingis Quair as Boethian Revision
Karin E. C. Fuog

"Happy to Worship in a Romish Church": Boswell and Roman Catholicism
Sharon L. Priestley

Violence and the Victimization of Women: Engendering Sympathy for Hogg's Justified Sinner
Warren Fox

Eliza Ogilvy, Highland Minstrelsy, and the Perils of Victorian Motherhood
A. A. Markley

Roaring Girls, Bogie Wives, and the Queen of Sheba: Dissidence, Desire and Dreamwork in the Poetry of Kathleen Jamie
Kaye Kossick

Notes/Documents

Notes and Documents: A Prototype for Burns’s Kilmarnock Edition; Burns and John Knox; An Indian Mystic and Burns

Book Reviews

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