- The
Kailyard school is a
proposed literary movement of
Scottish fiction;
kailyard works were
published and were most po****r
roughly from 1880–1914. The...
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Kitchen Garden, tv
series Subsistence agriculture Scots "kailyaird" or "
kailyard",
means a
small cabbage patch (see kale) or
kitchen garden,
usually adjacent...
- as an
edible vegetable in the 1990s due to its
nutritional value. The
Kailyard school of
Scottish writers,
which included J. M.
Barrie (creator of Peter...
-
William Alexander,
George MacDonald, J. M.
Barrie and
other members of the
Kailyard school like Ian
Maclaren also
wrote in
Scots or used it in dialogue. In...
- 13
October 2009. "
Kailyard School (1886-1896)". The
Literary Encyclopedia.
Retrieved 13
October 2009. Campbell, Ian (1981),
Kailyard: A New ****essment...
- He
likens the film's
portrayals of the
Scots to the
portrayals in the
Kailyard school of literature,
which represents a
false image of Scotland. The film...
- the 1921 film The
Bonnie Brier Bush followed. The song
notes the
country kailyard (kale yard). Rogers,
Charles (July 7, 1855). The
Modern Scottish Minstrel;...
- 1850s – 1860s – 1870s – 1880s – 1890s – 1900s 19th century#Literature
Kailyard school 19th
century in
poetry Realism, Writing, Disfiguration: On Thomas...
- and
Archibald McIlroy (1860–1915). By the
middle of the 19th
century the
Kailyard school of
prose had
become the
dominant literary genre,
overtaking poetry...
- felt "enterprise was even
something to be
ashamed of or embarr****ed by".
Kailyard school North Briton Scotlandshire Scottish national identity Tartanry "'I...
