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Emily Lyle
Emily Lyle (born 19 December 1932 in Glasgow) is a Scottish ballad scholar and Senior Research Fellow in the School of Celtic and Scottish Studies at the University of Edinburgh.
== Biography ==
Emily Lyle grew up in Kilbarchan, Renfrewshire, Scotland. She studied English Language and Literature at St. Andrews University (M.A. 1954), followed by an education course at the University of Glasgow (Diploma in Education, 1955).
For six years she taught English in secondary schools in Britain and New Zealand before she was appointed as a Lecturer in English at Ripon College of Education in Yorkshire (1961–65). While employed as a Senior Lecturer in English at Neville’s Cross College in Durham (1965–68), she wrote her doctoral dissertation "A Study of Thomas the Rhymer and Tam Lin in Literature and Tradition” (1967) at the Institute of Folk-Life Studies at the University of Leeds. Moving away from the teaching of English literature, she soon established herself in the field of Scottish Studies.
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