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'A guid hairst' : collecting and archiving Scottish tradition : essays in honour of Dr. Margaret A. Mackay / edited by Katherine Campbell, William Lamb, Neill Martin and Gary West.
Format
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Language
English
Scottish Gaelic
Published/Created
Maastricht : Shaker, 2013.
Description
iv, 323 pages : illustrations, music ; 24 cm
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Firestone Library - Stacks
GR144 .G85 2013
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Folklore
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Scotland
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Mackay, Margaret A.
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Campbell, Katherine
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Lamb, William
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Martin, Neill
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West, Gary J.
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Notes
Festschrift.
Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references.
Language note
In English, with some extracts in Scottish Gaelic and in English translation.
Contents
Introduction / Gary J. West
Dr Margaret A. Mackay : a personal appreciation from a Hungarian colleague and friend / Imola Küllös
Dr Margaret A. Mackay : a biography / Katherine Campbell
Music and song. Two true Thomases : Scottish and American versions of Child 73 / Carl Lindahl
Foot-waulking
Luadh-Chas / Morag MacLeod
Geordie McIntyre : a singer who writes songs / Caroline Milligan
Fred Locke : pantomime author / Adam T. McNaughtan
From 'Maggie's reel' to 'Da Docken Kishie' : names of selected fiddle tunes by Tom Anderson / Doreen Waugh
Some thoughts on the song melodies in Elizabeth Ross's collection of 'Original Highland airs', 1812 / Peter Cooke
From eleventh-century mass chants to St Mungo's 'Emulorum ausibus' : a journey with a difference / Greta-Mary Hair
The Scots and Gaelic languages. Using the Dictionary of the Scots language to explore folklore and customs / Christine Robinson
'Chan eil e even ann an Dwelly's!' : the continuing legacy of Edward Dwelly's Gaelic dictionary / Wilson McLeod
Recitation or re-creation? A reconsideration : verbal consistency in the Gaelic storytelling of Duncan MacDonald / William Lamb
The King, the Goddess and family origins in Galloway / William Gillies
Collecting tradition. Ruins in a landscape : the interpretation of material culture / Hugh Cheape
Wedders, stallions and stirks : some coastal toponyms from Gaelic Scotland / Ian A. Fraser
Reminiscences of the School of Scottish Studies of the University of Edinburgh / John MacInnes
Archive trails / Cathlin Macaulay and Emily Roff
The concept of rescue ethnography and the recording of some Scottish wedding customs / Emily Lyle
Gender roles in 1930s Port Glasgow as experienced by Cassie Graham / Hugh Hagan
Keeping to the road : keeping faith with their traditions : an account of the Scottish showmen travelling in the north-east of Scotland / Elizabeth Jordan
Intangible cultural heritage, or, Folklore as resource / Valdimar Hafstein
'The sound of your lyre turned spiritually' : evangelical poets, scribes and letter-writers in Nova Scotia and Tiree / Donald E. Meek.
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ISBN
9789042304093 ((pbk.))
904230409X ((pbk.))
LCCN
2014380076
OCLC
870637504
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