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Scottish Traditional Tales New Edition [Minkštas viršelis]

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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 572 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 195x125x40 mm, weight: 466 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 31-May-2018
  • Leidėjas: Birlinn Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 1780275420
  • ISBN-13: 9781780275420
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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 572 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 195x125x40 mm, weight: 466 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 31-May-2018
  • Leidėjas: Birlinn Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 1780275420
  • ISBN-13: 9781780275420
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All over the world traditional tales used to be told at the fireseide until their place came to be taken by books, newspapers, radio and television. This is an entertaining collection from Scotland, recorded and collected by researchers from the School of Scottish Studies at Edinburgh University over the past fifty years. Taken from a variety of sources, from the Hebridean Gaelic tradition to recordings of Lowland cairds (travelling people), some are well-known tales which have equivalents in other cultures and languages, whilst others are unique to Scotland.





The tales are arranged by theme: - tall tales - hero tales - legends of ghosts and evil spirits - tales of fate and religion - fairies and sea-folk - children's tales - trickster tales - tales of clan feuds - robber tales This is a welcome reprint of a book that quickly established itself as a classic. It was previously published by Polygon.

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'a fine book which is highly recommended' * Dalriada *

Introduction Alan Bruford 1(36)
CHILDREN'S TALES
37(22)
1a The Old Man with the Ear of Corn* Dolly Ann MacDougall, Colonsay
39(1)
1b The Old Man with the Grain of Barley* Kate Dix, Berneray-Harris
40(2)
2 The Grey Goat* Hugh MacKinnon, Eigg
42(3)
3a The Fox and the Wolf and the Butter* Calum Johnston, Barra
45(3)
3b The Cats and the Christening Tom Tulloch, Yell
48(2)
4 The Boy and the Bruni Tom Tulloch, Yell
50(3)
5 The Wee Bird Jimmy McPhee, Perthshire
53(3)
6 Liver and Lights Jeannie Durie, Fife †
56(3)
FORTUNE TALES
59(80)
7 Silly Jack and the Lord's Daughter Jeannie Robertson, Aberdeen
61(10)
8 The Tale of the Brown Calf* Elizabeth MacKinnon† /Annie Johnston, Barra
71(6)
9 The Three Feathers Andrew Stewart, Perthshire
77(11)
10 The Green Man of Knowledge Geordie Stewart, Aberdeenshire
88(20)
11 Lasair Gheug, the King of Ireland's Daughter* Mrs MacMillan, Strathtay†
108(9)
12 Suil-a-Dia and Suil-a-Sporain* Donald Alasdair Johnson, S. Uist
117(5)
13 Ceann Suic* Christine Fleming, Berneray-Harris
122(2)
14 The Captain of the Black Ship* Angus John MacPhail, N. Uist
124(8)
15 The Three Good Advices Andrew Stewart, Perthshire
132(7)
HERO TALES
139(62)
16 The Story of the Cook* Alasdair Stewart, E. Ross
141(10)
17 Conall Gulbann* Angus MacLellan, S. Uist
151(16)
18 The Man in the Cassock* Duncan MacDonald, S. Uist
167(20)
19 The Story of Ossian* Alasdair `Brian' Stewart, E. Ross
187(7)
20 The Princess and the Pups Betsy Whyte, Montrose
194(7)
TRICKSTER TALES
201(40)
21 The History of Kitty IU-Pretts Jeannie Durie, Fife†
203(6)
22 Riobaidh and Robaidh and Brionnaidh* Neil Gillies, Barra
209(6)
23 The Butler's Son* Samuel Thorburn, Skye
215(6)
24 The Farmer Who Went Back on his Agreement* Angus John MacPhail, N. Uist
221(4)
25 Willie Take-a-Seat* Revd Norman MacDonald, Skye
225(3)
26 The Parson's Sheep Gilbert Voy, Orkney/Glasgow
228(2)
27 How to Diddle George Jamieson, Selkirk
230(4)
28 The Tailor and his Wife* Alasdair Stewart, E. Ross
234(2)
29 The Wren* Alasdair Stewart (`Aili Dall'), Sutherland
236(5)
OTHER CLEVERNESS, STUPIDITY AND NONSENSE
241(44)
30a The King's Three Questions* Angus Henderson, Mull
243(2)
30b The King and the Miller John Stewart, Perthshire
245(3)
30c Donald and the Skull* Donald John MacKinnon, Barra
248(3)
31 The One-Eyed Miller and the Dumb Englishman* Colin Morrison, Lewis
251(2)
32 The Poor Man's Clever Daughter* Peter Stewart, Lewis
253(9)
33 Silly Jack and the Factor Jeannie Robertson, Aberdeen
262(5)
34 The Wandering Piper Willie McPhee, Perthshire
267(6)
35 Cailleach nan Cnu and Taillear nan Clar* Alasdair MacArthur, Islay
273(4)
36 The Minister and the Straw Tom Tulloch, Yell
277(2)
37 Strunty Pokes Jeannie Durie, Fife†
279(2)
38 The Flayed Horse Tom Tulloch, Yell
281(1)
39 Keep a Cool Head! David Work, Shapinsay
282(3)
FATE, MORALS AND RELIGION
285(34)
40 The Skipper Who Marooned a Girl* Peter Morrison, Grimsay
287(2)
41 The Herdie Boy James Henderson, S. Ronaldsay
289(2)
42 Turning the Sark Tom Moncrieff, Shetland
291(1)
43 The Stolen Blankets Jack Cockburn, Berwickshire
292(2)
44a The Sanday Man's Drowning Willie Ritch, Stronsay
294(1)
44b The Stronsay Man's Drowning Tom Stevenson, Stronsay
295(1)
45 Ham and Eggs Roderick Mackenzie, S. Ronaldsay
296(1)
46 Paring Cheese Ethel Findlater, Orkney
297(1)
47 Christ and the Hens and Ducks* Roderick MacDonald, N. Uist
298(1)
48 Why the Beetle is Blind Duncan Williamson, Argyll/Fife
299(2)
49 The Man Who Stopped Going to Church* Angus MacLeod, Lewis
301(3)
50 The King of Halifax* Donald Alasdair Johnson, S. Uist
304(11)
51 St Fillan and the White Snake* Duncan Matheson, Kintail
315(4)
ORIGIN AND DIDACTIC LEGENDS
319(14)
52 The Hugboy Mrs J. J. Leith, Orkney
321(1)
53 Dubha' Ghiubhais* Ann Munro, W. Ross
322(2)
54 The Pabbay Mother's Ghost* Nan MacKinnon, Votersay
324(2)
55a Luran and Iaras* Duncan MacDonald, S. Uist †
326(1)
55b Luran* Calum Johnston, Barra
327(3)
55c Peerie Merran's Spun Tom Tulloch, Yell
330(1)
56 Black John of the Blizzard* Angus MacKenzie, N. Uist
331(2)
LEGENDS OF GHOSTS AND EVIL SPIRITS
333(20)
57 MacPhail of Uisinnis* Duncan MacDonald, S. Uist †
335(1)
58 Mor Princess of Lochlann* Duncan MacDonald† S. Uist
336(3)
59 Myze Keys Tom Tulloch, Yell
339(1)
60a Alasdair Mor mac Iain Laidir* Donald Alec MacEachen, Benbecula
340(3)
60b The Night Fishermen* Mary MacLean, Grimsay
343(1)
61 MacPhee's Black Dog* Perer MacCormick, Benbecula
344(2)
62a Airigh an t-Sluic* Duncan MacDonald† S. Uist
346(1)
62b The Cock and the Skipper Tom Robertson, Shetland
347(2)
63 Tarbh na Leoid* Donald MacDougall, N. Uist
349(4)
LEGENDS OF FAIRIES AND SEA-FOLK
353(54)
64a Dancing in the Fairy Hill* Alasdair MacDougall, Lochaber
355(4)
64b The Fiddler o Gord George Peterson, Papa Stour
359(3)
65 The Humph at the Fit o the Glen ... Bella Higgins, Perthshire
362(4)
66a The Thirsty Ploughman* Kate Dix, Berneray-Harris
366(1)
66b The Hungry Ploughman* Duncan MacDonald, S. Uist †
367(1)
67 The Tale of the Cauldron* Calum Johnston, Barra
368(3)
68 Baking in Creag Hastain* Donald MacDougall, N. Uist
371(3)
69a Johnnie in the Cradle Andrew Stewart, Perthshire
374(5)
69b A Fairy Changeling Nan MacKinnon, Vatersay
379(1)
70a A Woman Saved from the Fairies* Angus MacLellan, S. Uist
380(7)
70b A Dead Wife Among the Fairies Sydney Scott, N. Ronaldsay
387(1)
71 A Man Lifted by the Sluagh* Angus MacMillan, Benbecula
388(2)
72 A Man with a Fairy Lover* Nan MacKinnon, Vatersay
390(2)
73a The Fairy Suitor Foiled* Kate Dix, Berneray, Harris
392(2)
73b Keeping Out the Sea Man James Henderson, S. Ronaldsay
394(2)
74 MacCodrum's Seal Wife* Donald MacDougall, N. Uist
396(3)
75 Rescued by a Seal Mrs Anderson, Fetlar
399(1)
76 The Limpet Pick Andrew Hunter, Shetland
400(2)
77 The Magic Island James Henderson, S. Ronaldsay
402(2)
78 The Last Trow in Yell Tom Tulloch, Yell
404(3)
LEGENDS OF WITCHCRAFT
407(34)
79 The Broonie Betsy Whyte, Montrose
409(6)
80 `London Again!'* Angus MacLellan, S. Uist
415(4)
81 The Tailor and the Fishing Wives* Peter Morrison, Grimsay
419(4)
82 Duart's Daughter* Nan MacKinnon, Vatersay
423(1)
83a The Three Knots* Donald MacLellan, N. Uist
424(3)
83b The Three Knots Andrew Hunter, Shetland
427(1)
84 Dark Lachlan and the Witches* William Matheson, N. Uist
428(2)
85 John MacLachlan and the Girl* Donald Sinclair, Tiree
430(2)
86 The Dancing Reapers* William MacDonald, Arisaig
432(3)
87a The Borrowed Peats Tom Moncrieff, Shetland
435(2)
87b The Borrowed Peats* Nan MacKinnon, Vatersay
437(1)
88 Milk in a Tangle* Nan MacKinnon, Vatersay
438(3)
ROBBERS, ARCHERS AND CLAN FEUDS
441(32)
89 The Girl Who Killed the Raiders* Malcolm Robertson, N Uist
443(3)
90 Spog Bhuidhe* Donald MacDougall, N. Uist
446(3)
91 Dark Finlay of the Deer* John Finlayson, Lochalsh
449(3)
92 Gille-Padruig Dubh* Duncan MacDonald, S. Uistf
452(3)
93 Gaun Tait and the Bear Tom Tulloch, Yell
455(3)
94 The Earl of Mar a Fugitive* John MacDonald, Lochaber
458(2)
95a Paul of the Thong* Angus MacLellan, N. Uist
460(3)
95b Murchadh Gearr's Birth* Donald Morrison, Mull
463(1)
95c Murchadh Gearr's Return Donald Morrison, Mull
464(2)
96 The Battle of Traigh Ghruinneart* Gilbert Clark, Islay
466(7)
Select Bibliography 473(4)
Notes 477(58)
Index of Storytellers 535
D. A. MacDonald lectures in Oral Tradition and Popular Tradition at the School of Scottish Studies, Edinburgh University, as did the late A. J. Bruford until his death, in 1996.