Caledonia. Insights into Scotland
La série « Caledonia », dirigée par Philippe Laplace, a été créée en 2017. Son ambition est de mettre à disposition des spécialistes et des curieux des publications de haut niveau scientifique sur le thème de l’Écosse. En effet, « Caledonia », émanation de la Société Française d’Études Écossaises, a vocation à faire connaître la recherche en littérature, en civilisation et en linguistique ou phonologie (langues ou accents écossais) des membres de la SFEE.
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Découvrir et comprendre les Écossais et Écossaises d’hier à aujourd’hui
Marion AMBLARD – Sabrina JUILLET GARZÓN (edit. director) – 2023
This volume in homage to Christian Auer takes up his research themes and explores, through contributions relating to literature, history and arts, the evolutions of Scottish society over the centuries.
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Freedom as Resistance in Scotland
Jean BERTON – Sabrina JUILLET GARZÓN (edit. director) – 2022
This volume explores the concept of Freedom as an aspect of cultural resistance for Scotland in history and of Scottishness as expressed in national policies and manners, in literature and drama and in today’s political media.
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L’eau en Écosse – Water in Scotland
Tri TRAN (edit. director) – 2022
Water is intrinsically linked to Scotland. This book, written by specialists in Scotland but aimed at a wide audience, reminds us that water has been a fertile inspiration for artists, writers and poets. This resource has long been linked to Scotland's economy, tourism, recreation, ecology, culture and social history, and remains a crucial issue for the Scottish nation.
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L’Écosse, la différence / Scotland, the Difference
Sabrina JUILLET GARZON – Pierre FOURNIER – Arnaud FIASSON (edit. director) – 2021
This book questions the perception and reception of the notion of “difference” investigating several areas of the Scottishstudies territory. It studies the changing status of Scotland: a British region, a province of the United Kingdom or a nation by itself.
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Le Tailleur d’Inverness
Matthew ZAJAC – Danièle Berton-Charrière (ed. and transl. by) – 2020
Le Tailleur d'Inverness, play, translation and introduction. Biographical, historical and epic account of a Galician Polish tailor who was enlisted during the Second World War. After a long wandering, he settled in Scotland.
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Women and Scotland
Marie-Odile Pittin-Hedon (edit. director) – 2020
Adopting a perspective that is cultural as well as political, the volume focuses on the representation of Scottish women, on public and cultural policies, and on contemporary literature, from Jackie Kay, Janice Galloway Ali Smith, Kathleen Jamie, Agnes Owens to Morna Pearson.
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Crime, Punishment and the Scots
Jean BERTON – Bill FINDLAY (edit. director) – 2019
How crime and punishment are defined and managed is central to our shared sense of humanity. And both accountability and fairness are at the heart of our concerns. Although the distinctiveness of the Scots’ relationship to crime and its punishment is well documented the aim of the present study is to analyse it as an aspect of Scottishness. In this modest contribution to research, political decisions, historical facts and cultural metaphors are reviewed from the archetypal character of Mary, Queen of Scots, to vibrant Tartan Noir, thanks to Laidlaw and his peers.
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The Production and Dissemination of Knowledge in Scotland
Lesley GRAHAM (edit. director) – 2017
This volume aims to show some small part of the breadth of knowledge created in Scotland and disseminated in and outwith the country. This broad field of interest echoes the wider range of subjects traditionally taught in Scottish schools.
14.00 €