Coastal Cultures in Scotland and Norway: Narratives, Affinity, Contact

Silke Reeploeg

Coastal Cultures in Scotland and Norway: Narratives, Affinity, Contact

Silke Reeploeg

Centre for History

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This chapter investigates the links between coastal cultures in Scotland and Norway after 1700 by examining the cross-cultural networks and regions stimulated by the movement of people, objects and narratives across the North Sea. Using approaches and examples from Norway in particular, but also from the wider research fields of transnational studies and cultural transfer, the chapter points to new directions in researching coastal spaces in Scotland and Britain.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Beyond Borealism: New Perspectives on the North
Subtitle of host publication	Proceedings from the 2015 Nordic Research Network Conference held at Edinburgh University
Editors	Ian Giles, Laura Chapot, Christian Cooijmans, Ryan Foster, Barbara Tesio
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	Norvik Press
Pages	212-228
Number of pages	17
ISBN (Print)	9781909408333
Publication status	Published - 27 Nov 2016
Event	Nordic Research Network 2015 - University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, United Kingdom Duration: 18 Feb 2015 → 20 Feb 2015

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Conference	Nordic Research Network 2015
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Edinburgh
Period	18/02/15 → 20/02/15

Keywords

Norway
Scotland
Coastal
Culture
History
Research

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Reeploeg, S. (2016). Coastal Cultures in Scotland and Norway: Narratives, Affinity, Contact. In I. Giles, L. Chapot, C. Cooijmans, R. Foster, & B. Tesio (Eds.), Beyond Borealism: New Perspectives on the North: Proceedings from the 2015 Nordic Research Network Conference held at Edinburgh University (pp. 212-228). Norvik Press. http://www.nordicresearchnetwork.co.uk/beyond-borealism.html

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Reeploeg, S 2016, Coastal Cultures in Scotland and Norway: Narratives, Affinity, Contact. in I Giles, L Chapot, C Cooijmans, R Foster & B Tesio (eds), Beyond Borealism: New Perspectives on the North: Proceedings from the 2015 Nordic Research Network Conference held at Edinburgh University. Norvik Press, London, pp. 212-228, Nordic Research Network 2015, Edinburgh, United Kingdom, 18/02/15. <http://www.nordicresearchnetwork.co.uk/beyond-borealism.html>

Coastal Cultures in Scotland and Norway: Narratives, Affinity, Contact. / Reeploeg, Silke.
Beyond Borealism: New Perspectives on the North: Proceedings from the 2015 Nordic Research Network Conference held at Edinburgh University. ed. / Ian Giles; Laura Chapot; Christian Cooijmans; Ryan Foster; Barbara Tesio. London: Norvik Press, 2016. p. 212-228.

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