| Title | Date | Reference | Authors | Call # | ISSN | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Catastrophe at St Kilda: vulnerability and resilience in an island community | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (1): 1-16 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Student singing and song books in Scotland | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (1): 17-29 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Portraid Dhonnchaidh Bhàin? | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (1): 30-4 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Join together, fight together, die together: Scottish sportsmen, the Great War and enlistment | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (1): 35-55 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Why was Agnes Randolph 'Black'? | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (1): 56-82 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| The Order of the Elephant': symbols and power in the policing of land agitation in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (1): 83-111 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Obituary: Ian A. Fraser, 1941-2025 | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (1): 125-7 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Oral narrative and propaganda | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (2): 25-41 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| From farm to fork in South Uist | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (2): 42-55 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Up in the air' or 'The grey mare': a Scottish and English prosimetrical form of ATU 1540, 'The student from paradise (Paris)' | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (2): 56-67 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Folklore reminiscences' of John Lorne Campbell | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (2): 68-83 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| A song remembered in exile: Anna a Ghaoil, hao ill o, Fear chanaidh, agus Eòin G. MacFhionghain | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (2): 84-98 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Music from the source: Am Muileann Dubh and North Atlantic supernatural music legends | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (2): 99-133 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Maritime folklore in the West Highlands: some mid-century collectors and their informants (1953-1970) | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (2): 134-50 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| The fiddler and the waterfall: the quest for inspiration in Norwegian legends of fiddlers | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (2): 151-60 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| A' Chluais-chiùil ann an Dualchas nan Gàidheal | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (2): 161-74 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| The women of Islay and issues of gender in the core fairy tale repertoires of Scotland and Appalachia | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (2): 175-89 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Aspects of the marine otherworld of Rathlin Island | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (2): 190-9 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| An Cùbair Collach agus a' Chuibheall-Chnò' | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (2): 200-8 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Shades of light and darkness | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (2): 209-11 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Craobh nan Ubhal: a Gaelic panegyric | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (2): 212-23 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Ossianic informants named by the Rev. Dr Alexander Irvine (1773-1824) | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (2): 224-38 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| The dead bridegroom' (ATU 365) in Iceland | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (2): 239-50 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Giollas na gCos Dubh' | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (2): 251-9 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Borgstrøm's word lists: East Sutherland and East Ross dialects in the light of the Scottish Gaelic dialect survey | 2026 | Scottish studies 42 (2): 260-85 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Pipers Canntaireachd and Scottish Gaelic: basic elements and expressive variability | 2025 | Scottish studies 41 (): 1-22 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| We in Scotland have to make our stand for pure Liberalism: John M. Bannerman and Scottish politics, 1932-1968 | 2025 | Scottish studies 41 (): 23-42 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Iain Peatarsan (1916-1990), Neach-chruinneachaidh Bearnaraidh na Hearadh | 2025 | Scottish studies 41 (): 43-64 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Both sides of the Tweed: relations, tensions and identity of Scottish Backhold and Cumberland and Westmoreland Wrestling | 2025 | Scottish studies 41 (): 65-84 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Cumha do Mhuinntir a Bharra-Bhric: an eye-witness account of evictions in 1840s Argyll | 2025 | Scottish studies 41 (): 85-102 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| John Dewars Islay, Jura and Colonsay: a birds eye view | 2025 | Scottish studies 41 (): 103-9 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| The complete songs of Robert Tannahill: a timely appreciation | 2025 | Scottish studies 41 (): 110-18 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Obituary: Nancy Currier Dorian, 1936-2024 | 2025 | Scottish studies 41 (): 138-9 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| The traditional sources of four Burns songs: 'The Psie', Craigie-burn Wood', 'Ae Day a braw wooer' and 'A waukrife Minnie' | 2024 | Scottish studies 40 (): 1-28 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| The last of the great auks: oral history and ritual killings at St Kilda | 2024 | Scottish studies 40 (): 29-40 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Bàrdachd Baile - Ath-mheasadh | 2024 | Scottish studies 40 (): 41-64 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Digital developments in Scottish studies | 2024 | Scottish studies 40 (): 65-82 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Volunteer bands and local identity in Caithness at the time of the Second Reform Act | 2024 | Scottish studies 40 (): 83-110 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Singing and the Dùsgaidhean: the impact of religious awakenings on musical creativity in the Outer Hebrides | 2024 | Scottish studies 40 (): 111-24 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Taking Scotland overseas: a study of Scottish exhibits and Scottish connections at the international exhibitions beyond British shores, with special reference to the Vienna International Exhibition/Weltausstellung, 1873 | 2022 | Scottish studies 39 (): 1-27 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Fuinn air an inntinn: a case study in the composition of eighteenth-century Gaelic song | 2022 | Scottish studies 39 (): 28-56 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Macbeth and the 'weird sisters' - on fates and witches | 2022 | Scottish studies 39 (): 57-79 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| The ear of the beholder: John Mackenzie of The Beauties | 2022 | Scottish studies 39 (): 80-178 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| 'Tam o' Shanter 's Geansaidh Snàith': the innovative work songs of Gaelic-speaking herring gutters | 2022 | Scottish studies 39 (): 179-217 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| An interpretation of 'How the Wran came out of Ailssay' (Gavin Douglas, The Palice of Honour, 1. 1713) as a version of the cumulative tale 'Henny Penny' | 2022 | Scottish studies 39 (): 218-24 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Friendship, faith and the Bard MacLean | 2022 | Scottish studies 39 (): 225-50 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ||||
| Songs of the Hebrides and the critics | 2015-2018 | Scottish studies 38 (): 1-54 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ONLY ISBN | |||
| The cultivation and preservation of the martial music of the highlands by the Highland Society of London | 2015-2018 | Scottish studies 38 (): 55-71 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ONLY ISBN | |||
| Storytelling among lowland Scots since 1800: an all-female, upper-middle-class family oral tradition in the context of written tales collections | 2015-2018 | Scottish studies 38 (): 72-104 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ONLY ISBN | |||
| William Dawson (1734-1815): improver and philosopher | 2015-2018 | Scottish studies 38 (): 105-17 | H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] | ONLY ISBN |