A palace in the wild : essays on vernacular culture and humanism in late-medieval and Renaissance Scotland

Folger bibliographic ID: 116015
Folger call number: DA772 .P35 2000
Folger holdings ID: 110730

General notes

Includes bibliographical references and index

Contents

Laicisation and the law : the reception of humanism in early Renaissance Scotland / Roger A. Mason -- The chapel of Restalrig : royal folly or venerable shrine? / A.A. MacDonald -- Contextualising middle Scots romance / A.S.G. Edwards -- The uses of speech in Hector Boece's Scotorum historia / Nicola Royan -- 'As quha the mater beheld tofor thar e' : Douglas's treatment of Vergil's imagery / Douglas Gray -- 'Of officiaris serving thy senyeorie' : David Lyndsay's diplomatic letter of 1531 / Janet Hadley Williams -- 'A lamentable storie' : Mary Queen of Scots and the inescapable Querelles des Femmes / David Parkinson -- Marcus Alexander Bodius, Scotus / I.C. Cunningham -- Marriage and the performance of the romance quest : Anne of Denmark and the stirling baptismal celebrations for Prince Henry / Clare McManus -- Politics, passion and poetry in the circle of James VI : John Burel and his surviving works / Jamie Reid-Baxter -- An early Scottish national biography : Thomas Dempster's Historia ecclesiastica gentis Scotorum (1627) / Ulrike Morét

Extended title: A palace in the wild : essays on vernacular culture and humanism in late-medieval and Renaissance Scotland / edited by L.A.J.R. Houwen, A.A. MacDonald, S.L. Mapstone
Alternate titles: Essays on vernacular culture and humanism

Scotland Humanism Renaissance

associated with: Houwen, L. A. J. R
associated with: MacDonald, A. A
associated with: Mapstone, Sally