The Literature of Region and Nation

Abstract

regional forecast, S.Heaney Wordsworth, regional or provincial? epistolary context, J.H.Alexander stations and shadows - from Skiddaw to Duddon, J.R.Watson regional and provincial Victorian literature, R.Gilmour unreal estate - reflections on Wessex and Yoknapatawpha, M.Millgate Philip Larkin - provincial poet, R.P.Draper region and nation - R.S.Thomas and Dylan Thomas, B.Hardy the view from the north - region and nation The Silver Darlings and A Scots Quair, T.Crawford Scoticisms and cultural conflict, D.Hewitt the double man, I.Crichton Smith England - a country of the mind, G.Watson The most wonderful foreign land I have ever been in - Kipling's England, N.Page Williams and Stevens - the quest for a native American modernism, W.Litz the local is the universal - William Carlos Williams and Neil Gunn, B.Lawson - Peebles Les Murray and the poetry of Australia, B.Clunies Ross the British Columbian history of place, M.S.Madoff Walloon - some questions of regionalism a bi-lingual culture, P.Mosley Letzebuergesch - a dialect between regional tradition and national vocation, J.P.Campill literature Letzebuergesch the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg, S.Simon. Appendix: International Conference on the Literature of Region and Nation, University of Aberdeen, 19-23 August 1986 - list of papers.

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