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Why is the South so different from the rest of America? The South has resisted being assimilated by the larger United States and has kept a personality that is distinctly its own. That is why Reed celebrates the South.
Why is the South so different from the rest of America? The South has resisted being assimilated by the larger United States and has kept a personality that is distinctly its own. That is why Reed celebrates the South.
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John Shelton Reed
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction to the Transaction Edition Preface The Three Souths I. The Journalistic Eye The Mind of the South and Southern Distinctiveness The Times Looks at Dixie Among the Believers The Secret History of Civil Rights The Smoke Never Clears One Tough Lady A South That Never Was II. History and Historians American Weed Slaves View Slavery Slipshod Totalitarianism Southern Intellect Southern Studies Abroad III. Friends and Masters C. Vann Woodward Eugene D. Genovese M. E. Bradford IV. What They Say about Dixie Of Collard Greens and Kings Red and Yellow, Black and White Telling about the South The Imagined South V. Six Southerners Lady Propagandist of the Old South The Man from New Orleans The World's Best-Selling Novelist Mover and Shaker Hardy Perennial The Southern Elvis The End of Elvis VI. Southern Culture, High and Low Southern Laughter A Cokelorist at Work The National Magazine of the South Carolina Couch Crime VII. Southern Lit (and One Movie) Taking a Stand Portrait of Atlanta Nebbish from Mississippi Hollywood Chain Gangs VIII. Reflections The Banner That Won't Stay Furled The Most Southern State? Brits and Grits Missing He's Baaack If at First You Don't Secede . . . Party Down Our Kind of Yankee IX. But Let's Talk about Me Mixing in the Mountains Among the Baptists Choosing the South Sources
Introduction to the Transaction Edition Preface The Three Souths I. The Journalistic Eye The Mind of the South and Southern Distinctiveness The Times Looks at Dixie Among the Believers The Secret History of Civil Rights The Smoke Never Clears One Tough Lady A South That Never Was II. History and Historians American Weed Slaves View Slavery Slipshod Totalitarianism Southern Intellect Southern Studies Abroad III. Friends and Masters C. Vann Woodward Eugene D. Genovese M. E. Bradford IV. What They Say about Dixie Of Collard Greens and Kings Red and Yellow, Black and White Telling about the South The Imagined South V. Six Southerners Lady Propagandist of the Old South The Man from New Orleans The World's Best-Selling Novelist Mover and Shaker Hardy Perennial The Southern Elvis The End of Elvis VI. Southern Culture, High and Low Southern Laughter A Cokelorist at Work The National Magazine of the South Carolina Couch Crime VII. Southern Lit (and One Movie) Taking a Stand Portrait of Atlanta Nebbish from Mississippi Hollywood Chain Gangs VIII. Reflections The Banner That Won't Stay Furled The Most Southern State? Brits and Grits Missing He's Baaack If at First You Don't Secede . . . Party Down Our Kind of Yankee IX. But Let's Talk about Me Mixing in the Mountains Among the Baptists Choosing the South Sources
Introduction to the Transaction Edition Preface The Three Souths I. The Journalistic Eye The Mind of the South and Southern Distinctiveness The Times Looks at Dixie Among the Believers The Secret History of Civil Rights The Smoke Never Clears One Tough Lady A South That Never Was II. History and Historians American Weed Slaves View Slavery Slipshod Totalitarianism Southern Intellect Southern Studies Abroad III. Friends and Masters C. Vann Woodward Eugene D. Genovese M. E. Bradford IV. What They Say about Dixie Of Collard Greens and Kings Red and Yellow, Black and White Telling about the South The Imagined South V. Six Southerners Lady Propagandist of the Old South The Man from New Orleans The World's Best-Selling Novelist Mover and Shaker Hardy Perennial The Southern Elvis The End of Elvis VI. Southern Culture, High and Low Southern Laughter A Cokelorist at Work The National Magazine of the South Carolina Couch Crime VII. Southern Lit (and One Movie) Taking a Stand Portrait of Atlanta Nebbish from Mississippi Hollywood Chain Gangs VIII. Reflections The Banner That Won't Stay Furled The Most Southern State? Brits and Grits Missing He's Baaack If at First You Don't Secede . . . Party Down Our Kind of Yankee IX. But Let's Talk about Me Mixing in the Mountains Among the Baptists Choosing the South Sources
Introduction to the Transaction Edition Preface The Three Souths I. The Journalistic Eye The Mind of the South and Southern Distinctiveness The Times Looks at Dixie Among the Believers The Secret History of Civil Rights The Smoke Never Clears One Tough Lady A South That Never Was II. History and Historians American Weed Slaves View Slavery Slipshod Totalitarianism Southern Intellect Southern Studies Abroad III. Friends and Masters C. Vann Woodward Eugene D. Genovese M. E. Bradford IV. What They Say about Dixie Of Collard Greens and Kings Red and Yellow, Black and White Telling about the South The Imagined South V. Six Southerners Lady Propagandist of the Old South The Man from New Orleans The World's Best-Selling Novelist Mover and Shaker Hardy Perennial The Southern Elvis The End of Elvis VI. Southern Culture, High and Low Southern Laughter A Cokelorist at Work The National Magazine of the South Carolina Couch Crime VII. Southern Lit (and One Movie) Taking a Stand Portrait of Atlanta Nebbish from Mississippi Hollywood Chain Gangs VIII. Reflections The Banner That Won't Stay Furled The Most Southern State? Brits and Grits Missing He's Baaack If at First You Don't Secede . . . Party Down Our Kind of Yankee IX. But Let's Talk about Me Mixing in the Mountains Among the Baptists Choosing the South Sources
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