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43. Women's Writing in Scottish Gaelic Since 1750

© 2022, Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh

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  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Introduction: A History of Scottish Women's Writing ix
  4. 1. The Gaelic Tradition up to 1750 1
  5. 2. Scottish Women Writers c.l560-c.l650 15
  6. 3. Old Singing Women and the Canons of Scottish Balladry and Song 44
  7. 4. Women and Song 1750-1850 58
  8. 5. Selves and Others: Non~fiction Writing in the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries 71
  9. 6. Bums's Sister 91
  10. 7. 'Kept some steps behind him': Women in Scotland 1780-1920 103
  11. 8. Some Early Travellers 119
  12. 9. From Here to Alterity: The Geography of Femininity in the Poetry of Joanna Baillie 143
  13. 10. Some Women of the Nineteenth~century Scottish Theatre: Joanna Baillie, Frances Wright and Helen MacGregor 158
  14. 11. The Other Great Unknowns: Women Fiction Writers of the Early Nineteenth Century 179
  15. 12. Rediscovering Scottish Women's Fiction in the Nineteenth Century 196
  16. 13. Elizabeth Grant 208
  17. 14. Viragos of the Periodical Press: Constance Gordon,Cumming, Charlotte Dempster, Margaret Oliphant, Christian Isobel Johnstone 216
  18. 15. Jane Welsh Carlyle's Private Writing Career 232
  19. 16. Beyond 'The Empire of the Gentle Heart': Scottish Women Poets of the Nineteenth Century 246
  20. 17. What a Voice! Women, Repertoire and Loss in the Singing Tradition 262
  21. 18. Margaret Oliphant 274
  22. 19. Caught Between Worlds: The Fiction of Jane and Mary Findlater 291
  23. 20. Scottish Women Writers Abroad: The Canadian Experience 309
  24. 21. Women and Nation 316
  25. 22. Annie S. Swan and 0. Douglas: Legacies of the Kailyard 329
  26. 23. Tales of Her Own Countries: Violet Jacob 347
  27. 24. Fictions of Development 1920-1970 360
  28. 25. Marion Angus and the Boundaries of Self 373
  29. 26. Catherine Carswell: Open the Door! 389
  30. 27. Willa Muir: Crossing the Genres 400
  31. 28. 'To know Being': Substance and Spirit in the Work of Nan Shepherd 416
  32. 29. Twentieth,century Poetry 1: Rachel Annand Taylor to Veronica Forrest, Thomson 428
  33. 30. More Than Merely Ourselves: Naomi Mitchison 444
  34. 31. The Modem Historical Tradition 456
  35. 32. Jane Duncan: The Homecoming of Imagination 468
  36. 33. Jessie Kesson 481
  37. 34. Scottish Women Dramatists Since 1945 494
  38. 35. The Remarkable Fictions of Muriel Spark 514
  39. 36. Vision and Space in Elspeth Davie's Fiction 526
  40. 37. Designer Kailyard 537
  41. 38. Twentieth,century Poetry II: The Last Twenty,five Years 549
  42. 39. Contemporary Fiction 1: Tradition and Continuity 579
  43. 40. Contemporary Fiction II: Seven Writers in Scotland 604
  44. 41. Contemporary Fiction III: The Anglo,Scots 630
  45. 42. The Mirror and the Vamp: Liz Lochhead 641
  46. 43. Women's Writing in Scottish Gaelic Since 1750 659
  47. Select Bibliographies of Scottish Women Writers 677
  48. Notes on Contributors 708
  49. Index 710
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