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Southern History & Culture |
Author: Don WestPub Date: 2004 Rediscovery of one of Appalachia's most important and pioneering literary voices and social justice activists learn more... |
Author: Patricia R. SchroederPub Date: July 2004 An examination of the culture of myth making by looking at the myths surrounding Robert Johnson and how they were used by various writers and artists learn more... |
Author: Nancy A. HewittPub Date: Cloth: 2001; Paper: 2004 A historical examination of multiracial women’s activism in the cigar factories of Tampa Florida learn more... |
Author: Megan Taylor ShockleyPub Date: November 2004 The story of how African American women used their wartime contributions on the home front to push for increased rights to equal employment,welfare benefits, worker equity and desegration of volunteer associations during WWII. The crucible for the civil rights movement. learn more... |
Author: Robert CantwellPub Date: 2003 “Best single academic book on bluegrass” learn more... |
Author: Waldo FrankPub Date: 2003 Waldo Frank’s 1923 novel "Holiday" is the compelling account of a Southern lynching presented through a white author’s modernist, experimental style. Written by a white, middle class Jewish northerner educated at Yale posing as a black man while traveling with Jean Toomer. learn more... |
Author: Kent ReddingPub Date: July 2003 The how, why, and when of black disfranchisement in the American South learn more... |
Author: Joseph Allan Frank and George A. ReavesPub Date: 2003 Study of the impact of one of the bloodiest battles in the Civil War on the soldiers who fought in it. learn more... |
Author: Dena J. EpsteinPub Date: 2003 Classic study of black slave music in America learn more... |
Author: Herbert G. GutmanPub Date: 2003 A brilliant contribution to continuing debates about slavery and slave consciousness in pre-Civil War America learn more... |
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