Ulster-Scots Academic Research
An on-line resource of research on Ulster-Scots language and literature
An extensive range of academic essays on Ulster-Scots will be added to this site soon. The full text of the published seminal volume of academic studies on the Ulster-Scots language, The Academic Study of Ulster-Scots: Essays for and by Robert J Gregg, Anne Smyth, Michael Montgomery and Philip Robinson, (eds.), Cultra, Ulster Folk and Transport Museum, 2006, is now available online: The Academic Study of Ulster-Scots
General: Essays on general aspects of the history and development of the language
- Michael Montgomery, An Academy established and the task begun
- Michael Montgomery, Some Words with James Fenton: Destined to be a Dictionary Maker
- Michael Montgomery, The Scots Language in Ulster
- James Fenton, Ulster-Scots in the Twenty-First Century
- James Fenton, The Hamely Tongue: the Making of an Ulster-Scots Dictionary
- Philip Robinson, 'Religious Language' as a Register of Ulster-Scots: A Consideration of the Case for an Ulster-Scots Bible
- Philip Robinson, Ulster-Scots Psalmody: a consideration
- Philip Robinson, The Scots Language in Seventeenth-Century Ulster
- Philip Robinson, The Mapping of Ulster-Scots
Grammar: Descriptive accounts of the grammar and syntax of the written and spoken language
Orthography: Descriptive accounts of the orthography of the written language and pronunciation of the spoken language
Literature: Aspects of the history, characteristics and evolution of Ulster-Scots writing and writers
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