The European sun : proceedings of the Seventh International Conference on Medieval and Renaissance Scottish Language and Literature, University of Strathclyde, 1993, edited by Graham Caie ... [et al.]

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proceedings of the Seventh International Conference on Medieval and Renaissance Scottish Language and Literature, University of Strathclyde, 1993

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edited by Graham Caie ... [et al.]

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• The European sun : proceedings of the Seventh International Conference on Medieval and Renaissance Scottish Language and Literature, University of Strathclyde, 1993

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• East Linton, Tuckwell Press, 2001

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Includes bibliographical references

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Contents

• Introduction/
• Roderick J. Lyall
• 1.
• Henryson and the Art of Precise Allegorical Argument/
• R. D. S. Jack
• p. 1
• 2.
• Duns Scotus on Intellect and Will/
• Alexander Broadie
• p. 12
• 3.
• Scotland on the European Storytelling Map/
• Sheila Douglas
• p. 24
• 4.
• Song of the Cherubim/
• John Purser
• p. 30
• 5.
• Scottish Poetry of the Reign of Mary Stewart/
• A. A. MacDonald
• p. 44
• 6.
• Soldiers and Divines: Scottish-Danish Relations, 1589-1707/
• Thomas Riis
• p. 62
• 7.
• Foundations of Cosmopolitan Culture: Scottish Involvement Abroad before the American Colonisation/
• Ned C. Landsman
• p. 70
• 8.
• Experience of Being a Bilingual Writer/
• Iain Crichton Smith
• p. 80
• 9.
• Legacy of the Makars/
• Edwin Morgan
• p. 91
• 10.
• Gilbert Hay and the Problem of Sources: The Case of the Buke of the Ordre of Knychthede/
• Jonathan A. Glenn
• p. 106
• 11.
• French Connections? From the Grands Rhetoriqueurs to Clement Marot/
• Priscilla Bawcutt
• p. 119
• 12.
• Scots, the French, and the English: an Arthurian Episode/
• Sally Mapstone
• p. 129
• 13.
• Story of One Faith and Blood - Orkneyinga saga and the Poetics of Historical Continuity/
• Berthold Schoene-Harwood
• p. 145
• 14.
• Literary Culture of the Early Scottish Court/
• Benjamin Hudson
• p. 156
• 15.
• Turning Law into Literature: The Influence of the Ars Notaria on Fifteenth-Century Scottish Literature/
• R. L. Kindrick
• p. 166
• 16.
• Who Knows if all that Critics Wrote was True? Some thoughts on Robert Henryson's 'biography'/
• Rosemary Greentree
• p. 181
• 17.
• William Dunbar's Rhetoric of Power/
• Joanne S. Norman
• p. 191
• 18.
• Narrative Subjectivity and Narrative Distancing in James I of Scotland's Kingis Quair/
• Maury McCrillis III
• p. 202
• 19.
• European Tragedy of Cresseid: The Scottish Response/
• Anne M. McKim
• p. 211
• 20.
• Cresseid as the Other/
• R. D. Drexler
• p. 221
• 21.
• Robert Henryson, Pico della Mirandola, and Late Fifteenth-Century Heroic Humanism/
• Steven R. McKenna
• p. 232
• 22.
• Robert Henryson on Man and the Thing Present/
• Matthew P. McDiarmid
• p. 242
• 23.
• Lions Without Villainy: Moralisations in a Heraldic Bestiary/
• L. A. J. R. Houwen
• p. 249
• 24.
• Freiris of Berwik and the Fabliau Tradition/
• R. James Goldstein
• p. 267
• 25.
• Re-evaluating the case for a Scottish Eger and Grime/
• Deanna Delmar Evans
• p. 276
• 26.
• Thewis of Gudwomen: Middle Scots Moral Advice with European Connections?/
• Kathryn Saldanha
• p. 288
• 27.
• 'Chrystis Kirk on the Grene': Dialoguic Satire in Fifteenth-Century Scotland/
• C. Marie Harker
• p. 300
• 28.
• Scottish Historiographical Writing: The Evolution of Tradition/
• K. D. Farrow
• p. 309
• 29.
• Some Scottish Humanists' Views on the Highlanders/
• Ulrike Moret
• p. 323
• 30.
• Lyndsay and Europe: Politics, Patronage, Printing/
• J. Hadley Williams
• p. 333
• 31.
• Scots/English Interaction in The Complaynt of Scotland?/
• M. Nieves Rodriguez Ledesma
• p. 347
• 32.
• Traditions of Myth and Fabliau in 'The Cupar Banns'/
• Evelyn S. Newlyn
• p. 355
• 33.
• Alexander Allan (Alesius) and the Development of a Protestant Aesthetics/
• Roderick J. Lyall
• p. 368
• 34.
• Scots Words and their Glosses in the Kailyard Novels/
• Clausdirk Pollner
• p. 381
• 35.
• Memoirs of a European Scotland/
• Alan MacGillivray
• p. 388
• 36.
• Teaching Older Scots .. as a Foreign Language?/
• John Corbett
• p. 399
• 37.
• Teaching Henryson in Senior School/
• Morna R. Fleming
• p. 412
• 38.
• Bannatyne Manuscript Lyrics: Literary Convention and Authorial Voice/
• Theo Van Heijnsbergen
• p. 423
• 39.
• Enargeia in The Cherrie and the Slae/
• Charles Calder
• p. 445
• 40.
• 'Counterfeiting God': James VI (I) and the Politics of Daemonologie/
• Daniel Fischlin
• p. 452
• 41.
• Sir William Alexander: The Failure of Tragedy and the Tragedy of Failure/
• T. Howard-Hill
• p. 475
• 42.
• Who was Laurence Fletcher?/
• D. Angus
• p. 487
• 43.
• Drummond of Hawthornden and Poetic Translation/
• J. D. McClure
• p. 494
• 44.
• Poetic Voices of Robert Ayton/
• David W. Atkinson
• p. 507
• 45.
• What William Lithgow was Doing Abroad: The Rare Adventures and Painfull Peregrinations/
• David Reid
• p. 520
• 46.
• Mistress and Mother as Political Abstraction: The Apostrophic Poetry of James Graham, Marquis of Montrose, and William Lithgow/
• Edward J. Cowan
• p. 534

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24 cm.

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x, 544 p

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9781898410973

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