Andrew Hook

Professor Andrew Hook FBA FRSE is the emeritus Bradley Professor of English Literature at the University of Glasgow, where he also founded the Andrew Hook Centre for American Studies. His distinguished academic career spanned Edinburgh, Aberdeen, and Glasgow, with a scholarly focus on Scottish-American literary and cultural relations. He contributed extensively to the Scottish Review on literary, cultural, and historical topics.

156 articles

Articles by Andrew Hook

Culture

CULTURE Birth of an anthem

CULTURE Birth of an anthem Books: Andrew Hook ‘That Guy Fae the Corries’, by Robert Browne (Sandstone Press) On the last page of his book Robert Browne writes that he…

30 Jun 2017
Reviews

CULTURE The loser who won

CULTURE The loser who won Books: Andrew Hook Drawing by Bob Smith ‘The Dream Shall Never Die, 100 Days That Changed Scotland Forever’, by Alex Salmond (William Collins ) Alex…

1 May 2017
News

‘Slaves and Highlanders

‘Slaves and Highlanders, Silenced Histories of Scotland and the Caribbean’, by David Alston (published by Edinburgh University Press) This is an excellent example of a scholarly book: detailed, well-documented, judicious,…

26 Apr 2017

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