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English versions of the poems he was writing in Gaelic. He articulated his position in the polemical essay 'Against Self-Translation', the substance of a talk delivered in
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Christopher Whyte ed. Gendering the Nation: Studies in Modern Scottish Literature (Edinburgh, Edinburgh University Press 1995) pp.49-68 and Eleanor Bell and Gavin Millar eds Scotland in Theory: Reflections on Culture and Literature (Amsterdam, Rodopi 2004) pp.147-165. The essays attempting
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Whyte's readiness to discuss his reading positions as a gay man meant he took a leading role in applying insights from queer studies to readings of
Scottish texts. He edited a collection of essays entitled Gendering the Nation in 1995. Two of his most controversial contributions, 'Fishy
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National Library of Scotland award for Research Book of the Year in 2002. His edition with commentary of An Cuilithionn 1939 and Unpublished Poems was launched during a conference to celebrate the centenary of the poet's birth held at the Gaelic College, Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, in
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Masculinities', on the gender ideology of Neil Gunn's fiction, and 'Queer
Readings, Gay Texts' on Walter Scott's Redgauntlet and Muriel Spark's The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, elicited full-length attempts at refutation in the pages of the Scottish Literary Journal.
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Raitheachan Gà idhlig) issues 123 (1983), 134 & 135 (1986), 142 (1988), also Derick Thomson ed. Bà rdachd na Roinn-Eòrpa an Gà idhlig (European Poetry in Gaelic) (Glasgow, Gairm 1990) pp.24, 44-48, 74-76, 80-83, 85,
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Thistle', Whyte applies an interpretive grid inspired by Roland Barthes' reading of
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