"Sir Walter Scott as a Literary Critic" is a study devoted to literary criticism and the work of an outstanding Scottish writer. Author Margaret Ball draws attention to the role and influence of Sir Walter Scott on modern literary theory and practice. The book explores not only Scott's work as a writer, but also his own views on other writers and literary schools of his time. Readers will be able to better understand Sir Walter Scott's contribution to the field of literary criticism and the connection between his statements and the work and theories of other writers. This book reveals new perspectives on the literary legacy of the legendary writer.