... Andrew Ross’s article gives an excellent account of the development of Lindsay modern Scotland. The last two decades have seen a flowering of Scottish Paterson historiographical, sociological, and literary scholarship, which has allowed us to interpret...

... that dominates the lower Forth Valley. Since I was weaned in the shadow of the Wallace Monument before the resurgence of Scottish nationalism toward the end of the 1960s, I can recall a time when the famous memorial was more a fact of nature—a stark feature...

... Scottish” New Scottish Writing and “the Queen’s fuckin English” In Irvine Welsh’s novella The Rosewell Incident, a group of aliens intent on taking over the Earth set down in Edinburgh. In short order, the aliens adopt the language of a typical Welshian character, Mikey Devlin, who...

..., in his rapid-fire manner, Stanley held forth on the deficiencies of Adam Smith and recalled Karl Marx's analysis of the Scottish Highland Clearances. He asked me to drive him through a former mining town, which had been one of the scenes of the 1984 – 85 UK miners’ strike. The miners had lost the strike...

..., these sensorial signatures of a postcarbon habitat were thrown into sharp relief. Glasgow is the only Scottish city so far to phase-implement official low emission zones, but their scale-up is now delayed. 13 As measures were relaxed, heavier automobile traffic returned, and air pollution roared back...

..., that the Scottish band the Skids and London punk rockers Generation X both performed on the same night on Top of the Pops (this was in February 1979). The overtly theatrical delivery of the bands’ songs — the Skids’ “Into the Valley” and Generation X’s “King Rocker...

... clear in critical accounts of British punk, decentering London’s the Sex Pistols and the Clash in favor of Scottish or Irish punk, Mancunian inventiveness, or Sheffield’s early techno. The powerful influence of these nodes of course reflected connections, through real and imagined linkages...

... on. The choice of Hume is not based on the preeminence of his philosophy of religion, his particular place in the history of ideas, nor the importance of the Scottish Enlight- enment in the emerging science of religion—all of which...

... it was Clifton Johnson’s Land of Heather , a Scottish travelogue published in 1903. I spent about five minutes looking at it. A more “curated” website is called Neglected Books. 13 On the Cold War origins of content analysis, see Glander, Origins , 176–77 . 14 Moretti, Distant Reading...

... anthropological concept of culture was that of Scottish Common Sense.14 Drawing upon ethno- graphic sources and assuming a proto-­ethnographic perspective, works by David Hume, Lord Kames, and Adam Smith insisted that humans could be understood only in terms of their sociality.15 In The Theory of Moral...

... February UK Scottish Ballet drops BP March UK British Museum removes Sackler name from its spaces October Aus. Perth Festival drops Chevron October Aus. Darwin Festival drops Santos 2023 January UK Royal Opera House drops BP This activist turn toward traditional cultural...

... Afro-Caribbeans and “second generation immigrants generally” because “in addition to numerous omissions as many as 23% of the West Indians were wrongly entered as ‘English, Welsh, Scottish or Irish.’ ”17 While the Census Office was fixated...