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Articles 301 - 302 of 302
Full-Text Articles in Literature in English, British Isles
Adam Ferguson And John Witherspoon In "Satan's Seminary": Douglas, The Critics. And Moral Philosophy, Thome Compton
Adam Ferguson And John Witherspoon In "Satan's Seminary": Douglas, The Critics. And Moral Philosophy, Thome Compton
Studies in Scottish Literature
Discusses the controversy over John Home's tragedy Douglas on its first staging,
Celtic Affinities In The Earlier Poems Of Kenneth White, Lynn Novak
Celtic Affinities In The Earlier Poems Of Kenneth White, Lynn Novak
Studies in Scottish Literature
This early introduction to White's poetry, including work published in France as well as in the U.K., discusses his displacement from the Scottish canon and his alienation from the English poetry of the 1950s and 60s.