Emeritus Professor Graham Tulloch

Emeritus Professor

College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences

place Humanities (123)
GPO Box 2100, Adelaide 5001, South Australia

Graham Tulloch undertook a degree in English at the University of Adelaide from which he graduated with First Class honours. He studied briefly at Macquarie University before taking up a Commonwealth Scholarship at the University of Leicester working with K.C. Phillipps. His PhD thesis was on the subject of Walter Scott's period language. With the addition of a study of Scott's Scottish language this was published as The Language of Walter Scott in the Language Library series in 1980. From 1973 to 2013 he taught English at Flinders University. He has published books and articles on Scottish literature and language and has edited Walter Scott's Ivanhoe, Marcus Clarke's His Natural Life, Catherine Martin's An Australian Girl, Walter Scott's Shorter Fiction and James Hogg's The Three Perils of Man (with Judy King), and Walter Scott's previously unpublished works The Siege of Malta and Bizarro (with J.H. Alexander and Judy King).

Qualifications

BA (Hons) University of Adelaide 1969
PhD University of Leicester 1973

Honours, awards and grants
FAHA
Key responsibilities

Professor of English

Teaching interests

Old English Literature and Language; Scottish Literature; Editing

Expert for media contact
English Language
Language/Linguistics
Literacy
Literature - Australian
Literature - English
Literature - Scottish
English Grammar
James Hogg
Robert Louis Stevenson
Scottish Literature
Scottish-Australian Writers
Walter Scott
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  • English Language
  • Language/Linguistics
  • Literacy
  • Literature - Australian
  • Literature - English
  • Literature - Scottish
Interests
  • English Grammar
  • James Hogg
  • Robert Louis Stevenson
  • Scottish Literature
  • Scottish-Australian Writers
  • Walter Scott