Contents

pp v-v

Acknowledgements

pp vi-vi

Dedication

pp vii-viii

Introduction: Modernism and Scottish Modernism

pp 1-8

Part I - Transforming Traditions

pp 9-10

1 - Towards a Scottish Modernism: C. M. Grieve, Little Magazines and the Movement for Renewal

pp 11-28

2 - Hugh MacDiarmid and Modernist Poetry in Scots

pp 29-52

3 - Criticism and New Writing in English

pp 53-67

4 - Beyond this Limit: Women, Modernism and the Modern World

pp 68-90

Part II - Ideology and Literature

pp 91-92

5 - Whither Scotland? Politics and Society between the Wars

pp 93-112

6 - Neil M. Gunn: Re-imagining the Highlands

pp 113-130

7 - Modernism and Littérature Engagée: A Scots Quair and City Fiction

pp 131-153

8 - Poetry and Politics

pp 154-166

Part III - World War Two and its Aftermath

pp 167-168

9 - Visionaries and Revisionaries: Late Muir and MacDiarmid

pp 169-197

10 - Continuities and New Voices

pp 198-215

Bibliography of Works Cited

pp 216-222

Index

pp 223-230