Research Articles
Over the course of the project, the core research team, along with a range of colleagues and collaborators, produced short research articles focusing on new issues that emerged from the process of editing and translating the DPS and from our broader research into Latin culture in Jacobean Scotland. These articles can be cited in the same way as any normal academic article using the 'cite' button at the top of each text, which provides a link to a stable URL for each, and the 'print' button next to it can be used to render each text in a printer-friendly plain format. Many of these articles, which are often speculative and experimental by nature as work-in-progress, showcase the kinds of issues and ideas that the team grappled with as part of our daily work. In addition to enhancing users’ experience of the electronic resource by providing extra context and analysis, it is hoped that, like the resource itself, they will also stimulate new debate and discussion about the nature of Scottish Neo-Latin.
Sample research article:
Index:
- June 2015 – Adam King 2
- May 2015 – Adam King 1
- April 2015 – Transliterations 3: Thomas Maitland
- March 2015 – Transliterations 2: Robert Ayton
- February 2015 – Transliterations 1: Andrew Melville
- December 2014 – Censorship and the DPS
- November 2014 – Thomas Craig, part 2
- October 2014 – Introducing Thomas Craig
- September 2014 – Neo-Latin on Tombs: the Case of Benholm
- May 2014 – Introducing Thomas Maitland
- April 2014 – James Halkerston and Henri III
- March 2014 – Caspar Barlaeus and the DPS
- February 2014 – Latin, Print, and the Union of Crowns
- January 2014 – Buchanan: Jacobean Maecenas?
- November 2013 – Melville, Rollock, and Elegiac Meter
- October 2013 – Rollock in England, 1579-1580
- September 2013 – Hercules Rollock in France, part 2
- August 2013 – Hercules Rollock in France, part 1
- July 2013 – A poetic account of the Marian Civil War
- June 2013 – Introducing Hercules Rollock
- May 2013 – Andrew Melville and Virgil
