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Vol 39 (2022)

Published: 10-May-2022

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Front Matter

Front Matter

Contents

Contents

Contributors

Contributors

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Editorial

Editorial

John Shaw

Articles

Taking Scotland Overseas A study of Scottish exhibits and Scottish connections at the international exhibitions beyond British shores, with special reference to the Vienna International Exhibition/Weltausstellung, 1873.

Christina Baird

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Fuinn air an inntinn: A Case Study in the Composition of Eighteenth-century Gaelic Song

Ellen L. Beard

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Macbeth and ‘The Weird Sisters’ – on Fates and Witches

Karen Bek-Pedersen

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The Ear of the Beholder: John Mackenzie of The Beauties

Ronald Black

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‘Tam o’ Shanter ’s Geansaidh Snàith’: The Innovative Work Songs of Gaelic-Speaking Herring Gutters

Meg Hyland
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An Interpretation of ‘how the Wran come out of Ailssay’ (Gavin Douglas, The Palice of Honour, l. 1713) as a Version of the Cumulative Tale ‘Henny Penny’

Emily Lyle, John Shaw

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Friendship, Faith and the Bard MacLean

Alasdair Roberts

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Stewart Forson Sanderson

Margaret A. Mackay

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Book Reviews

Book Reviews

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Scottish Studies

Scottish Studies is the journal of the School of Scottish Studies, University of Edinburgh. The journal reflects the eight main research areas of the school: tales, custom and belief, material culture, song, instrumental music, place-names, dialectology and social organisation.