Studies in Scottish Literature | Vol 44 | Iss 2

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Reworking Walter Scott

Front Matter

Preface to SSL 44.2
Tony Jarrells and Patrick Scott

Articles

Introduction: Reworking Walter Scott
Daniel Cook and Lucy Wood

Claimed by the Stage: Popular Dramatization and the Legacy of The Lady of the Lake
Mary Nestor

‘...arranged in a fanciful manner and in an ancient style’: The First Scenic Realisations of Scott’s Work and the Desire for a New “Realism” on Scottish Stages
Barbara Bell

‘A’ that’s past forget – forgie’: National Drama and the Construction of Scottish National Identity on the Nineteenth-Century Stage
Paula Sledzinska

'Poetry that does not die': Andrew Lang and Walter Scott’s 'Immortal' Antiquarianism
Lucy Wood

Oldbuck and Ochiltree: Scott, History, and the Antiquary’s Doppelgänger
John Williams

The Chartist Robin Hood: Thomas Miller’s Royston Gower; or, The Days of King John (1838)
Stephen Basdeo

‘Such Editorial Liberties’: Scott and the Textual Afterlives of Thomas the Rhymer
David Selfe

Flora Annie Steel: The Walter Scott of the Punjab?
Juliet Shields

Twilight Histories: The Waverley Novels and George Eliot’s Fictions of the Recent Past
Camilla Cassidy

Amédée Pichot and Walter Scott’s Parrot: A Fabulous Tale of Parroting and Pirating
Céline Sabiron

Allegories of the Heart
Fiona Robertson

Croftangry’s Castle and the House of Usher: Scott, Poe, and ‘Decayed and lingering exotics’
George S. Williams

Walter Scott and Comics
Christopher Murray

Afterword: New Reworkings of Walter Scott from Dundee Comics Creative Space
Christopher Murray

Back Matter

Contributors to SSL 44.2