Dùthchas / Mull Place Names
Place name articles in Mull’s ‘Round & About’ monthly print magazine by Alasdair C. MacIlleBhàin (Whyte). Available to buy in local shops.
Mull Museum
Museum, library and archive, Tobermory, Isle of Mull.
The Gaelic Otherworld
John Gregorson Campbell’s folklore collections of superstitions, beliefs and spirituality from the Gàidhealtachd. ed. Ronald Black.
Infinite City: A San Francisco Atlas
By Rebecca Solnit. A powerful and creative reinvention of the traditional Atlas examining the many layers of meaning in one place.
After Empire: Melancholia or Convivial Culture?
By Paul Gilroy
The Making Of The Crofting Community
The Making of The Crofting Community by James Hunter. This award winning book is an essential introduction to some of the central themes of Scotland’s history
What Does It Mean To Decolonise?
What does it mean to decolonise? An article by Alessando Petti and Marie-Louise Richards.
Decolonising Your Practice
Top 10 tips to start decolonising your practice. Blog post by Tehmina Goskar / Curatorial Research Centre
Decolonising Glossary
‘Decolonising Glossary’ – document developed by the Curatorial Research Centre
Decolonizing Self and Work
Decolonizing Self and Work: An Unlearning Journey – blog post by Colleen Casimira / Reos Partners.
Uile Gu Lèir / Vision
Uile Gu Lèir / Vision by Alasdair C. MacIlleBhàin (Whyte). A poem. Original Gaelic version and English translation available.
Emergence Magazine
Emergence Magazine – online (and print) magazine with lots of pieces on colonisation, decolonising, language, land etc. in various creative mediums.
Maim-Slè
Maim Slè by Alasdair C Whyte is a creative exploration of the climate emergency and linguistic and cultural extinction. A good illustration of Dùthchas in Mull.
Mull: The Island & Its People
Mull: The Island And Its People by Jo Currie explores the history of the island in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
Tobar An Dualchais
A searchable online database of audio recordings of Scotland’s cultural heritage, including many from Mull
Map Of Stories
A collection of 113 stories to explore, celebrate and promote oral storytelling traditions in Scotland, and the deep seated sense of place from which they emerge.
