Editing Robert Burns for the 21st Century
An AHRC-funded Project to produce a multi-volume edition of the Works of Robert Burns
Who was Robert Burns? What made him a poetic genius? And how did he become a global icon? These are just three of the questions that learners will explore as part of the first...
The first instalment of our new ‘Crowdsourcing Burns’ blog features a lovely version of ‘Banks of Cree’ by Finn and Hanne Fahl. Finn and Hanne write that: “We are Danish not Scottish, and we live...
‘Homecoming’ Saturday 25th January 2014 9.00am – 5.00pm The Mitchell Library, Glasgow Registration for the Centre for Robert Burns Studies Conference 2014 is now open! As part of the conference, Murray Pittock (University of Glasgow) will...
As part of The Centre for Scottish and Celtic Studies Centenary Lecture Series, Gerry Carruthers will give a talk entitled ‘Robert Burns & the Rise of Scottish Studies in Glasgow’ at the Mitchell Library,...
The Centre for Robert Burns Studies has recently uploaded a selection of papers from the ‘Robert Burns: At Home and Abroad’ conference to the iTunes-U website. Among these is a paper delivered by Professor...
To mark St Andrews day, the Centre for Robert Burns Studies launched a series of recordings from the ‘Kilmarnock’ Edition Symposium held in October 2012. These are now available on the University of Glasgow’s...
Who was the ‘WR’ who wrote annotations in Burns’s first Commonplace Book, annotations addressed directly to the poet? Clearly not to be confused with the annotation of later commentators like Syme, Currie and Roscoe,...
As part of the major AHRC-funded project, the ‘Editing Robert Burns for the 21st Century’ editorial team have been considering new ways of engaging the worldwide community of Burns scholars and enthusiasts in the...
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