Scotland 2014 and Beyond  Coming of Age and Loss of Innocence? Scotland 2014 and Beyond  Coming of Age and Loss of Innocence?
Scottish Studies International

Scotland 2014 and Beyond Coming of Age and Loss of Innocence‪?‬

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Publisher Description

This book examines Scotland from a great variety of international and disciplinary perspectives, offering viewpoints from ordinary citizens as well as experts in culture, history, literature, sociology, politics, the law, and the media. The texts investigate the mental processes, dispositions, and activities that have been involved in past and present discussions about Scottish independence, freedom, equality, justice, and the creation of a fair society. Such discussions have been shaped by specific values, ideologies, class or personal interests and objectives as well as by specific ways of telling their stories. These are analysed together with the European, global, and democratic dimensions of Scotland, in order to find answers to the question how coming of age might be achieved today.

GENRE
Arts & Entertainment
RELEASED
2015
9 March
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
457
Pages
PUBLISHER
Peter Lang
SIZE
2.2
MB

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