Considering an unprecedented range of literary, political and archival materials, it explores how questions of â voiceâ , language and identity featured in debates leading to the new Scottish Parliament in 1999.
Considering an unprecedented range of literary, political and archival materials, it explores how questions of â voiceâ , language and identity featured in debates leading to the new Scottish Parliament in 1999.
Scott Hames is Lecturer in Scottish Literature at the University of Stirling, where he is the director of the MLitt in Scottish Literature. He writes widely on Scottish writing and cultural politics, with a focus on questions of language and 'voice', and co-founded the International Journal of Scottish Literature.
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Preface Introduction: The Dream and the Grind 1. Chaps with Claymores to Grind: Literary and Political Nationalism 1967-79 2. Machine Politics of British Devolution 1967-79 3. The Scottish Dimension: Cultural and Constitutional Politics 1979-1987 4. Claims of Right: Self-Determination and Consensus 1987-1992 5. And the Land Lay Still: Curating Devolution with James Robertson 6. Language Nationalism and Vernacular Literary Space 7. Devolution and the Spectacle of Voice: Irvine Welsh, A.L. Kennedy, James Kelman Conclusion Bibliography Index
Preface Introduction: The Dream and the Grind 1. Chaps with Claymores to Grind: Literary and Political Nationalism 1967-79 2. Machine Politics of British Devolution 1967-79 3. The Scottish Dimension: Cultural and Constitutional Politics 1979-1987 4. Claims of Right: Self-Determination and Consensus 1987-1992 5. And the Land Lay Still: Curating Devolution with James Robertson 6. Language Nationalism and Vernacular Literary Space 7. Devolution and the Spectacle of Voice: Irvine Welsh, A.L. Kennedy, James Kelman Conclusion Bibliography Index
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