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work_sj2t5jaa4redfk4ela5iszz4di	Murray Pittock	Introduction: Scottish Romanticism	2016	12	.pdf	application/pdf	3334	141	48	writing into a study of Scottish literature, and collections such as English Duncan's and Murray Pittock's conference on Scottish Romanticism in World approaches in Scott's Shadow (2007) and Scottish and Irish Romanticism (2008) Scottish Romantic writing, including the present author's Edinburgh Companion to in the national tale, Owenson and in particular Edgeworth, who like her Scottish the development of their structures of national Romanticism. societies to promote a distinctive national life through it and the traditions it many of the Romantic writers: Scott, President of the Royal Society of Edinburgh development of music culture in England, and which both preserved the national national tale phenomenon in Ireland and its successors in Scott's novels is an example adoption of a literature or culture, which traces its national development from a The last dimension of national cultures in Romanticism to be identified is that Scottish and Irish Romanticism. The Edinburgh Companion to Scottish Romanticism.	./cache/work_sj2t5jaa4redfk4ela5iszz4di.pdf	./txt/work_sj2t5jaa4redfk4ela5iszz4di.txt