Major publisher of important texts from Scotland's literary history. Since 1882, the STS has been reviving interest in the literature and language of Scotland.

Edinburgh
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You can read the original poem here skaldic.org/m.php?p=text&i=1… and also Rory McTurk's translation.
What was Ragnar Lothbrok thinking as he lay dying? Professor Judith Jesch reads from a Scottish poem about him, translated from Old Norse. In #NottsonScots our academics are sharing their insights before the World Congress of Scottish Literatures! ➡️nottingham.ac.uk/conference/…
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What’s the link between Nottingham’s Arboretum and J.M. Barrie’s Neverland? Dr Lucie Sutherland explains in today’s #NottsonScots. In this series our academics are sharing their insights before the World Congress of Scottish Literatures! ➡️nottingham.ac.uk/conference/…
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Why did James I of Scotland end up in Nottingham Castle? Dr Joanna Martin explains in today's edition of #NottsonScots. In this series our academics are sharing their insights in preparation for the annual World Congress of Scottish Literatures! ➡️nottingham.ac.uk/conference/…
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Which University of Nottingham society is referenced in Irvine Welsh’s Trainspotting? Dr Joe Jackson shares in this edition of #NottsonScots. In this series our academics are sharing their insights before the World Congress of Scottish Literatures! ➡️nottingham.ac.uk/conference/…
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What research into Scottish literature is happening here at the University of Nottingham? PhD student Tom Fairfax introduces his research. In #NottsonScots our academics are sharing their insights before the World Congress of Scottish Literatures! ➡️nottingham.ac.uk/conference/…
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Did you know that the first mention of Robin Hood in a chronicle is in Scottish text? Professor Nicola Royan explains in today’s #NottsonScots. In this series our academics are sharing their insights before the World Congress of Scottish Literatures! ➡️nottingham.ac.uk/conference/…
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Which Scottish novelist lost her job because of D. H. Lawrence's "The Rainbow"? Dr Andrew Harrison explains in #NottsonScots! In this series our academics are sharing their insights in preparation for the annual World Congress of Scottish Literatures! ➡️nottingham.ac.uk/conference/…
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8 PGR | ECR bursaries available for delegates presenting at the 4th World Congress of Scottish Literatures. Deadline: 5 pm, 17 May 2024. nottingham.ac.uk/conference/… Supported by @EdinburghUP @UoNEnglish @ScotTextSoc @IASSL_ScotLit & Universities Committee for Scottish Literature
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The bursaries have been generously provided by @studyscotlit, @EdinburghUP, @IASSL_ScotLit, @ScotTextSoc and @UniofNottingham. Please check the eligibility criteria for each bursary before applying: nottingham.ac.uk/conference/…
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A fortnight on, a different #StGiles with a gripping @ScotTextSoc lecture by Megan Bushnell on Gavin Douglas’ #Eneados. Wondering how to work #Scots & the #makars into displays @NtlMuseumsScot 🤔
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The final volume of Bawcutt's definitive new edition of Gavin Douglas's Eneados is out!!
We are so delighted that this edition is now complete!
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Take a look at our programme for SSCSL 2022, 28th and 29th of April. Keynote paper details and *registration link* in comments.
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A thoughtful thread on the history of Older Scots as a language, from @readolderscots: a new project helmed by the fantastic @rhiannonpurdie dedicated to promoting access to Older Scots texts and to resources to help read and teach them in the classroom. #medievaltwitter
What is Older Scots? Where was it spoken? How is it related to #Scots now? THREAD: 🧵
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Thanks @METS_Texts for the shout out! A glossed edition of Lyndsay’s Squyer Meldrum co-edited by our very own @rhiannonpurdie can be found on the TEAMS Middle English Texts website
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Check out the Read Older Scots project site for links to Older Scots-related resources as well as more information on the inclusion (or lack thereof) of Older Scots texts in Scottish secondary classrooms from the Older Scots for Modern Scots initiative. readolderscots.scot/
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13th International conference of the Forum for Research on the Languages of Scotland and Ulster, Munich 2021. Anonymised abstract of up to 300 words (excluding references) both as a Word document and as a PDF file via Easy Abs (linguistlist.org/easyabs/frl…) by Monday, 31 May 2021
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And that's a wrap. 😌 What a few days it's been. We're exploring ideas of how to maintan the momentum from the Symposium, so watch this space.
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