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Title: On Snottery Weans Forever: Against Dreichism
Author(s): Hames, Scott
Contact Email: scott.hames@stir.ac.uk
Keywords: Scots
literary nationalism
vernacular
politics of language
Issue Date: Jan-2018
Date Deposited: 23-Jan-2018
Citation: Hames S (2018) On Snottery Weans Forever: Against Dreichism. Irish Pages, 10 (1), pp. 72-82. https://irishpages.org/
Abstract: A critical commentary on recent developments in the literary and political promotion of the Scots language, as evident in the poetry of Jackie Kay and Stuart A. Paterson. My critique is followed by wider reflections on contemporary Scots from writers including Jenni Fagan, Don Paterson, Alison Miller, Jenny Lindsay, Harry Giles and Kirsten Norrie, concluding with a few backward glances to Hugh MacDiarmid and Tom Leonard. 
URL: https://irishpages.org/
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