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grammatical structure somewhat removed from traditional spoken Scots, its main practitioners not being habitual Lowland Scots speakers themselves. "In addition, the present century has seen the conscious creation of a 'mainstream' variety of Scots — a standard literary variety,... referred to as
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wrote, "MacDiarmid championed the use of Scots... in poetry, often employing traditional or regional parochialisms in artificial or dubious contexts."
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Ska-hawtch Wha Hae! A Likkle wee poom i'th' Aulde Teashoppe Pidgin Brogue, Lallands or Butter-Scotch (Wi' apooligees to MockDiarmid)
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Hart, Matthew (19 March 2010). "The Impossibility of Synthetic Scots; Or, Hugh MacDiarmid's Nationalist Internationalism".
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as a whole. However, more recent interpretations assume it refers to the dialects of south and central Scotland, while
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in his 1951 essay "A Short Introduction to Scottish Literature" commented:
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However, the result was more often than not Scots words grafted on to a
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as in synthetic plastics — to emphasize its artificiality.
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and political opponent and critic of MacDiarmid since the
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is often used to refer to a revived literary variety of
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Index

Lallans (magazine)
/ˈlælənz/
LAL-ənz
[ˈlɑːlən(d)z,ˈlo̜ːl-]
Modern Scots
lowlands of Scotland
Scots language
Doric
Mid Northern Scots
Robert Burns
Robert Louis Stevenson
Scottish Renaissance
Hugh MacDiarmid
Scots language
vernacular
archaic
Sydney Goodsir Smith
Dunbar
Makars
Fergusson
Scott
Galt
George Douglas Brown
standard English
Roy Campbell
South African poet
Scottish descent
Spanish Civil War
Joseph Pearce
Sydney Goodsir Smith

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