Emma Dymock sa zameriava na modernú škótsku gaelčinu a literatúru 20. storočia. Jej práca sa ponorila do hlbín gaelčiny a širšieho kontextu škótskej literatúry. Dymock sa zaujíma o moderné zobrazenia mýtu, symboliky a spoločensko-politických kontextov. Jej výskum sa rozširuje na škótske gaelké drámy a írsku poéziu 20. storočia, čo čitateľom ponúka bohatý vhľad do týchto literárnych oblastí.
Spanning 15 centuries, this collection showcases the rich tapestry of Scottish religious poetry, featuring voices from various regions, including Gaelic contributions. It reflects Scotland's diverse and often tumultuous religious landscape, highlighting a distinctive spirituality. Selected and introduced by experts, this eagerly awaited follow-up to a successful 2000 edition presents a unique compilation of profound religious thought, appealing to enthusiasts of Scottish literature and culture.
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