Previck and Lickprivick: Onomastic connections in south-west Scotland
(2006)
Journal Article
Scott, M. (2006). Previck and Lickprivick: Onomastic connections in south-west Scotland. Nomina, 29, 115-128
Outputs (70)
Scottish place-names as a lexicographical resource (2006)
Journal Article
Scott, M. (2006). Scottish place-names as a lexicographical resource. Onoma, 41, 295-309. https://doi.org/10.2143/ONO.41.0.2119620The purpose of this paper is to highlight the value of Scottish place-name evidence as a tool for the historical lexicographer of the Scots and English languages, and to identify some of the areas of lexical research where this tool could be applied... Read More about Scottish place-names as a lexicographical resource.
Uses of Scottish place-names as evidence in historical dictionaries (2004)
Book Chapter
Scott, M. (2004). Uses of Scottish place-names as evidence in historical dictionaries. In C. Kay, C. Hough, & I. Wotherspoon (Eds.), New Perspectives on English Historical Linguistics (213-224). Amsterdam: John Benjamins
Scottish place-names (2003)
Book Chapter
Scott, M. (2003). Scottish place-names. In J. Corbett, J. D. McClure, & J. Stuart-Smith (Eds.), The Edinburgh Companion to Scots (17-30). Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press
'Bullion' in Scottish place-names (2000)
Journal Article
Scott, M. (2000). 'Bullion' in Scottish place-names. Nomina, 23, 37-48
Convivial correctives to metrovincial prejudice : Kevin MacNeil’s The Stornoway Way and Suhayl Saadi’s Psychoraag
Book Chapter
Scott, M. (in press). Convivial correctives to metrovincial prejudice : Kevin MacNeil’s The Stornoway Way and Suhayl Saadi’s Psychoraag. In 21st Century Scottish Literature and Arts (198-223). Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press
The Germanic toponymicon of Southern Scotland : place-name elements and their contribution to the lexicon and onomasticon
Thesis
Scott, M. (in press). The Germanic toponymicon of Southern Scotland : place-name elements and their contribution to the lexicon and onomasticon. (Thesis). University of GlasgowThe following study is an examination of the contribution of the Germanic place-names of southern Scotland to the onomasticon and lexicon of Britain generally and Scotland specifically. By building a corpus of the Germanic place-names so far identifi... Read More about The Germanic toponymicon of Southern Scotland : place-name elements and their contribution to the lexicon and onomasticon.
Capitalising on the City: Edinburgh’s linguistic identities
Journal Article
Scott, M. Capitalising on the City: Edinburgh’s linguistic identitiesThis paper examines the linguistic identities of Edinburgh, Scotland’s capital city,
and the contexts in which they are currently used. The city is known by a range of
different names that are linked with its historical and contemporary identities... Read More about Capitalising on the City: Edinburgh’s linguistic identities.
Capitalising on the City: Edinburgh’s linguistic identities
Journal Article
Scott, M. Capitalising on the City: Edinburgh’s linguistic identitiesThis paper examines the linguistic identities of Edinburgh, Scotland’s capital city,
and the contexts in which they are currently used. The city is known by a range of
different names that are linked with its historical and contemporary identities... Read More about Capitalising on the City: Edinburgh’s linguistic identities.
An integrated approach to inclusive assessment
Presentation / Conference
Whitnall, D., Scott, M., & Power, J. An integrated approach to inclusive assessmentThe values of an inclusive approach to assessment design enhance learning and can lead to improved outcomes, enriching lives. At Salford, we support an intentionally inclusive approach to learning and teaching through principle-based frameworks. Reco... Read More about An integrated approach to inclusive assessment.