Scott's Shadow

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The book delves into the vibrant period of Scottish fiction from 1802 to 1832, highlighting Edinburgh's emergence as a literary hub. Ian Duncan emphasizes Walter Scott's pivotal role in this transformation, illustrating how he redefined the novel to reflect national historical narratives. This comprehensive account showcases the cultural and literary innovations of the time, positioning Scott as a key figure in the evolution of modern literature in Scotland.