George Mackay Brown's Greenvoe
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George Mackay Brown's Greenvoe
（Scotnotes）
Association for Scottish Literary Studies, 1989
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Greenvoe
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Bibliography: p. 52-53
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Description
George Mackay Brown's sparkling, fable-like novel Greenvoe depicts the sudden, destructive intrusion of brute modernity into a tight-knit and unchanging community, as witnessed by an eclectic host of local characters. Alan MacGillivray's SCOTNOTE study guide carefully traces Greenvoe's narrative threads and is an excellent resource for senior school pupils and students.
Table of Contents
Background The writer and his work Greenvoe and Orkney The development of the novel Thinking about the novel Picture of a community - characters and places Structure and plot of Greenvoe Language - styles and voices Conclusion - the significance of Greenvoe Bibliography
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