Roots and Hearts. Homecoming Scotland 2009 and the Scots of Europe

Hesse, David

doi:10.3366/scot.2011.0055

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“…Certainly they do represent influences of Scottish culture that stretch beyond the modern members of the diaspora. Whether this is the influence of previous generations of a Scottish diaspora in France, or members of other cultures seeking a purer form of cultural activity (Deitler, 1994;Hesse, 2011b), is a subject of discussion.…”

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“…Indeed, across Europe one can find a long standing interest in Scottish focused culture (Dietler, 1994). Hesse (2011aHesse ( , 2011b has noted a significant number of non-Scots involved in Highland Games, or (bag) Pipe Bands. Hesse argues that media outputs such as Braveheart and Rob Roy and more recent material such as Outlander, a series of Scottish cultural themed novels written by Diana Gabaldon and now also a TV series, have created significant interest in all things Scottish.…”

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