The Gaelic Language and Crofting in Scotland
Norman MacCaig's poem "Aunt Julia" delves into the life of his Gaelic-speaking aunt on the island of Scalpay. The history of Gaelic in Scotland, its decline in favor of Scots, and the significance of crofting, a traditional agricultural practice in the north, are explored. Images and insights offer
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Analysis of "The Telegram" by Iain Crichton Smith
In "The Telegram" by Iain Crichton Smith, the story unfolds in a Scottish crofting village during World War II, focusing on two women with conflicting personalities as they await news about their sons. The plot revolves around their interactions, fears, and the revelation of tragic news delivered by
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