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The Legend of the Brahan Seer: the Use of a Historical Resource since c. 1875 | Northern Scotland
Enter keywords / phrases / DOI / ISSN / authors / ORCID / etc. Search. Close Drawer MenuOpen Drawer Menu. Northern Scotland. No access. Research Article. The Legend of the Brahan Seer: the Use of a Historical Resource since c. 1875.
Contributors | Journal of Scottish Historical Studies
Enter keywords / phrases / DOI / ISSN / authors / ORCID / etc. Search. Close Drawer MenuOpen Drawer Menu. Journal of Scottish Historical Studies. Free access. Other. 19 April 2017...... Contributors. Publication: Journal of Scottish Historical
Counting Witches : Illuminating and Distorting the Shape of Witchcraft Accusations in Scotland | Journal of Scottish Historical Studies
Scottish historians have invested considerable effort in gathering data on and counting the number of accused witches in Scotland in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. The benefits of the fou...
Scottish Herstory | Scottish Affairs
There is also a harrowing account of the torments endured by women in North Berwick accused of being witches in 1591.
‘The less you lot have ter do with these foreigners, the happier yeh'll be’: Cultural and National Otherness in J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter Series | International Research in Children's Literature
This paper deals with the depiction of cultural and national otherness in Harry Potter. It analyses the presentation and connotation of cultural and national otherness in the novels, its aims and m...
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Capacious, Adaptable, Extensible(Adapting Greek Tragedy: Contemporary Contexts for Ancient Texts, edited by Vayos Liapis and Avra Sidiropoulou; Shakespeare in Succession: Translation and Time, edited by Michael Saenger and Sergio Costola; Shakespeare and A
The production in question (which involved some conspicuous kabuki styling, especially where the witches were concerned) was performed at the 1985 Edinburgh festival ‘in Japanese with English subtitles’ (surtitles?); it ‘achieved
Representations of Africa in Muriel Spark’s writings | The Innes Review
Muriel Spark (1918–2006) travelled from Scotland to Africa and stayed there from 1937 to 1944. Africa is a recurrent presence in her work. Critics focus mainly on her African-themed poems and stori...
Żywioły w literaturze dziecięcej. Ogień [Elements in children’s literature: fire]. Eds Anna Czabanowska-Wróbel and Krystyna Zabawa | International Research in Children's Literature
In the same way, Alicja Ungeheuer-Gołąb explores various figures of witches and a dichotomic aspect of burning them at the stake in literary works for children and young adults.
Goodare and Willumsen (eds), Scottish Witchcraft Trials | The Scottish Historical Review
Julian Goodare (ed.), Scottish Witches and Witch-Hunters.