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Patrick Scott

Distinguished Professor Emeritus

University of South Carolina

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College of Arts and Sciences

Department of English Language and Literature

Patrick Scott is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Distinguished Professor Emeritus at University of South Carolina.

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University of South Carolina

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Series Editors' Preface to Ssl 49.1. Deleted Journal (2024)

Patrick ScottTony Jarrells

series editorsjournalism

The Imprint of His Origin. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Patrick Scott

human originshuman evolutionevolutionary anthropologyhuman migrationevolutionary biologyhistoryanthropology

Burns and Jean Armour, Ellisland, 1788: A Letter Fragment in the Roy Collection. Deleted Journal (2022)

Patrick Scott

art historyroy collectionletter fragment

Burns and the Altar of Independence: A Question of Authentication. Deleted Journal (2022)

Patrick ScottGerard Carruthers

narrativeautonomyfolklore traditionreligious studiesauthentication protocolreligioncultural identitycultural historycultural contextaestheticscommunicationeditorial independencedeviance (sociology)journalism

“I Am Rather Morbid”: An Unpublished George Eliot Letter to Sir Henry Maine. ANQ A Quarterly Journal of Short Articles Notes and Reviews (2022)

William BakerPatrick Scott

narrativeliteraturehumanitiesmortalitypoeticscultural studiesphilosophy

Preface to Ssl 48.2. Deleted Journal (2022)

Patrick ScottTony Jarrells

journalism

Robert Burns to Maria Riddell, a Lost Burns Manuscript and a Victorian Facsimile. Deleted Journal (2022)

Patrick ScottRonnie Young

literary historyprehistorynarrativearchaeologyclassicsliteraturevictorian facsimileburns manuscriptliterary criticismcanadian studiesarchaeological recordvictorian literaturerobert burnsamerican archaeologyhistory

In Memoriam Philip B. Rollinson (1939‐2019). Milton Quarterly (2019)

Patrick Scott

intellectual historyliteraturephilosophyhistory

Nigel Leask (Ed.), Robert Burns: Commonplace Books, Tour Journals, and Miscellaneous Prose. Notes and Queries (2017)

Patrick Scott

robert burnsliteraturemiscellaneous prosecommonplace books

'as I Walk'D by Mysel': A Burns Autograph Manuscript and the Problem of Attribution. Studies in Scottish literature (2016)

Patrick G. Scott

archival researchattribution theorynarrativetextual practiceliterary theoryliteratureliterary studiesliterary criticismburns autograph manuscripthumanitiescomparative literature

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Patrick Scott

Distinguished Professor Emeritus

University of South Carolina

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of English Language and Literature

Patrick Scott is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Distinguished Professor Emeritus at University of South Carolina.

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University of South Carolina

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Series Editors' Preface to Ssl 49.1. Deleted Journal (2024)

Patrick ScottTony Jarrells

series editorsjournalism

The Imprint of His Origin. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Patrick Scott

human originshuman evolutionevolutionary anthropologyhuman migrationevolutionary biologyhistoryanthropology

Burns and Jean Armour, Ellisland, 1788: A Letter Fragment in the Roy Collection. Deleted Journal (2022)

Patrick Scott

art historyroy collectionletter fragment

Burns and the Altar of Independence: A Question of Authentication. Deleted Journal (2022)

Patrick ScottGerard Carruthers

“I Am Rather Morbid”: An Unpublished George Eliot Letter to Sir Henry Maine. ANQ A Quarterly Journal of Short Articles Notes and Reviews (2022)

William BakerPatrick Scott

narrativeliteraturehumanitiesmortalitypoeticscultural studiesphilosophy

Preface to Ssl 48.2. Deleted Journal (2022)

Patrick ScottTony Jarrells

journalism

Robert Burns to Maria Riddell, a Lost Burns Manuscript and a Victorian Facsimile. Deleted Journal (2022)

Patrick ScottRonnie Young

In Memoriam Philip B. Rollinson (1939‐2019). Milton Quarterly (2019)

Patrick Scott

intellectual historyliteraturephilosophyhistory

Nigel Leask (Ed.), Robert Burns: Commonplace Books, Tour Journals, and Miscellaneous Prose. Notes and Queries (2017)

Patrick Scott

robert burnsliteraturemiscellaneous prosecommonplace books

'as I Walk'D by Mysel': A Burns Autograph Manuscript and the Problem of Attribution. Studies in Scottish literature (2016)

Patrick G. Scott

archival researchattribution theorynarrativetextual practiceliterary theoryliteratureliterary studiesliterary criticismburns autograph manuscripthumanitiescomparative literature

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