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Cencrastus No. 15: New Year 1984

Cencrastus No. 15: New Year 1984

Glenda Norquay
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A Polish Notebook and Western Socialism by James D. Young
Superiorism, Carol Anderson and Glenda Norquay argue the sexism of the Scottish intelligentsia
Scotch Ms by Ouainé Bain
Women and Fiction, Rosalind Brackenbury examines how women present themselves and others
Byron and Scotland, Angus Calder discusses a literary reclassification
Scottish Painting 1500 - 1700 by Duncan Macmillan
John Updike, an interview by William Findlay
Caught from the Neighbours, Richard Collins looks at the media in Canada
God's Dove by Donald Paterson

Poetry

Poems by Christopher Hannan and Leonard S. Quinn

Reviews

The Business of Myth-Making: Ian Mclean, The Legend of Red Clydeside, reviewed by John L. Broom
André Gorz, Farewell to the Working Class, reviewed by Henry Cowper
Dominie, Dominie: Walter M. Humes and Hamilton Paterson , Scottish Culture and Scottish Education 1800 - 1980, reviewed by Roy B. Henderson
Summerhill's Rebel: Jonathan Croall, Neill of Summerhill: The Permanent Rebel, reviewed by Roy B. Henderson
Suburb and Slum: George Gordon and Brian Dicks , Scottish Urban History, reviewed by Thomas A. Markus
Tolbooth to Barlinnie: Joy Cameron, Prisons and Punishment in Scotland, reviewed by Jimmy Boyle
Scottish History and Images of Scotland: Dorothy Thompson , Over Our Dead Bodies: Women Against the Bomb and Rosalind Marshall, Virgins and Viragos: A History of Women in Scotland 1080 - 1980, reviewed by James D. Young
Greek Folklore and Ideology: Michael Herzfeld, Ours Once More: Folklore, Ideology and the Making of Modern Greece, reviewed by Alexander Murdoch
Christian Civardi, Ecosse, reviewed by Jon M. Kirk
Stephen B. Bonner and Douglas Kellener , Passion and Rebellion: The Expressionist Heritage, reviewed by Alexander Moffat
God Save the King: F.J. McLynn, The Jacobite Army in England, 1745, reviewed by Annette M. Smith
Australian Quest: Iain Crichton Smith, The Search, reviewed by Jamie Grant
A Scottish Triptych: Alasdair Gray, Unlikely Stories Mostly; James Kelman, Not While the Giro and Other Stories; and Christopher Rush, Peace Comes Dropping Slow, reviewed by Gavin Wallace
Lourd on My Hert: Joy Hendry , Chapman 35/36: The State of Scotland - A Predicament for the Scottish Writer?; Norman Allan, Scotland: The Broken Image; Duncan Glen, The State of Scotland; and Douglas Dunn, Europa's Lover, reviewed by Cairns Craig
Language
English
Pages
56
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Cencrastus
Release
January 01, 1984

Cencrastus No. 15: New Year 1984

Glenda Norquay
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Features

A Polish Notebook and Western Socialism by James D. Young
Superiorism, Carol Anderson and Glenda Norquay argue the sexism of the Scottish intelligentsia
Scotch Ms by Ouainé Bain
Women and Fiction, Rosalind Brackenbury examines how women present themselves and others
Byron and Scotland, Angus Calder discusses a literary reclassification
Scottish Painting 1500 - 1700 by Duncan Macmillan
John Updike, an interview by William Findlay
Caught from the Neighbours, Richard Collins looks at the media in Canada
God's Dove by Donald Paterson

Poetry

Poems by Christopher Hannan and Leonard S. Quinn

Reviews

The Business of Myth-Making: Ian Mclean, The Legend of Red Clydeside, reviewed by John L. Broom
André Gorz, Farewell to the Working Class, reviewed by Henry Cowper
Dominie, Dominie: Walter M. Humes and Hamilton Paterson , Scottish Culture and Scottish Education 1800 - 1980, reviewed by Roy B. Henderson
Summerhill's Rebel: Jonathan Croall, Neill of Summerhill: The Permanent Rebel, reviewed by Roy B. Henderson
Suburb and Slum: George Gordon and Brian Dicks , Scottish Urban History, reviewed by Thomas A. Markus
Tolbooth to Barlinnie: Joy Cameron, Prisons and Punishment in Scotland, reviewed by Jimmy Boyle
Scottish History and Images of Scotland: Dorothy Thompson , Over Our Dead Bodies: Women Against the Bomb and Rosalind Marshall, Virgins and Viragos: A History of Women in Scotland 1080 - 1980, reviewed by James D. Young
Greek Folklore and Ideology: Michael Herzfeld, Ours Once More: Folklore, Ideology and the Making of Modern Greece, reviewed by Alexander Murdoch
Christian Civardi, Ecosse, reviewed by Jon M. Kirk
Stephen B. Bonner and Douglas Kellener , Passion and Rebellion: The Expressionist Heritage, reviewed by Alexander Moffat
God Save the King: F.J. McLynn, The Jacobite Army in England, 1745, reviewed by Annette M. Smith
Australian Quest: Iain Crichton Smith, The Search, reviewed by Jamie Grant
A Scottish Triptych: Alasdair Gray, Unlikely Stories Mostly; James Kelman, Not While the Giro and Other Stories; and Christopher Rush, Peace Comes Dropping Slow, reviewed by Gavin Wallace
Lourd on My Hert: Joy Hendry , Chapman 35/36: The State of Scotland - A Predicament for the Scottish Writer?; Norman Allan, Scotland: The Broken Image; Duncan Glen, The State of Scotland; and Douglas Dunn, Europa's Lover, reviewed by Cairns Craig
Language
English
Pages
56
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Cencrastus
Release
January 01, 1984

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