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The literary politics of Scottish devolution : voice, class, nation / Scott Hames.

By: Hames, Scott [author.].Contributor(s): ProQuest (Firm) [distributor.].Publisher: Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press, 2020Content type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9781474418164; 9781474418133; 9781474418157; 9781474418140.Subject(s): Nationalism and literature -- Scotland | Decentralisation in government -- Scotland | Political culture -- Scotland | Scotland -- Intellectual lifeGenre/Form: Electronic books.DDC classification: 320.5409411 Online resources: Click here to access online - 1 user
Contents:
Introduction : the dream and the grind -- Chaps with claymores to grind : literary and political nationalism 1967-79 -- Machine politics of British devolution 1967-79 -- The Scottish dimension : cultural and constitutional politics 1979-1987 -- Claims of right : self-determination and consensus 1987-1992 -- And the land lay still : curating devolution with James Robertson -- Language nationalism and vernacular literary space -- Devolution and the spectacle of voice : Irvine Welsh, A.L. Kennedy, James Kelman.
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Introduction : the dream and the grind -- Chaps with claymores to grind : literary and political nationalism 1967-79 -- Machine politics of British devolution 1967-79 -- The Scottish dimension : cultural and constitutional politics 1979-1987 -- Claims of right : self-determination and consensus 1987-1992 -- And the land lay still : curating devolution with James Robertson -- Language nationalism and vernacular literary space -- Devolution and the spectacle of voice : Irvine Welsh, A.L. Kennedy, James Kelman.

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