The Wealth of the Nation' explores how Scotland has continued to assert its distinctive cultural difference despite the three-hundred-year union with England and the modern forces of globalisation.
The Wealth of the Nation' explores how Scotland has continued to assert its distinctive cultural difference despite the three-hundred-year union with England and the modern forces of globalisation.
Cairns Craig is Director of the AHRC Centre for Irish and Scottish Studies at the University of Aberdeen. His books include Yeats, Eliot, Pound and the Politics of Poetry (1982), Out of History (1996), The Modern Scottish Novel (1999), Associationism and the Literary Imagination (2007). He was general editor of the four-volume History of Scottish Literature (1987-9) and has been on the editorial boards of Cencrastus, Radical Scotland, Edinburgh Review and the Journal of Irish and Scottish Studies.
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Acknowledgments Introduction: The Wealth of the Nation 1. Cultural Capital and the Xeniteian Empire 2. In the Race of History 3. Living Memory: Nostalgia, Necromancy and Nostophobia 4. Theoxenia: Invitations to the Gods Conclusion: Unsettled Will
Acknowledgments Introduction: The Wealth of the Nation 1. Cultural Capital and the Xeniteian Empire 2. In the Race of History 3. Living Memory: Nostalgia, Necromancy and Nostophobia 4. Theoxenia: Invitations to the Gods Conclusion: Unsettled Will
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