Language Attitudes in Hawick: An Empirical Study

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The book explores the surge in interest surrounding national and local identity in Scotland following the 2014 referendum on independence. It delves into the complexities of Scottish identity, examining how the political landscape has influenced cultural and social perceptions. Through various perspectives, the narrative highlights the evolving nature of what it means to be Scottish in a post-referendum context, engaging with themes of nationalism, community, and belonging.