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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"James Macpherson"”.

  1. Enlightened Agricultural Improvement in Eighteenth-Century Scotland

    … the authenticity of Ossian’s translated poems by James Macpherson. This patriotic devotion to Scottish culture influenced the way that Kames went about “improving” his own lands and who he chose to work on them. There were parts of Scottish culture that were depicted in these poems regarding …

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  2. The invention of Scottish literature during the long eighteenth century

    … Robert Fergusson and Robert Burns. The poetry of James Thomson, it is also argued, fits more easily into a heterogeneous Scottish identity than is sometimes thought and the work of Thomson is connected with the poets in Scots to show a network of influence and allegiance which is more coherent …

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  3. Our ancient national airs: Scottish song collecting c.1760-1888

    … ‘art’ music, I suggest that the sub-title of James Johnson’s Scots Musical Museum, ‘Our Ancient National Airs’, has implications which can be traced throughout this period. The nature of the finished collections tells us much about editorial decisions, value-judgements, and intended audiences. …

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  4. Knowing and Understanding the Past in Mid-Eighteenth-Century British Historiographical Thought

    My thesis asks how eighteenth-century philosophers, historians, dramatists, and literary critics engaged with two major themes of historiographical thought. Chapters 1 and 2 address an epistemological question: how does one come to believe that what one reads in a history is true? Chapter 1 reviews …

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