Article: Manners and Southern History

Article: Manners and Southern History.(Book review)
Journal of Southern History;  August 1, 2008 ;     700+ words ...Manners and Southern History. Edited by Ted ... excessively correct manners, only a few historians ... actually affected southern history. As the organizer ... debate about what manners have meant in southern history in a variety of ...

Article: William Faulkner and Southern History.
The Mississippi Quarterly;  June 22, 1993 ;     700+ words ... ... surprising is how little Southern history, or even Mississippi ... Williamson, an expert on Southern history and culture in Faulkner ... vision in a sustained manner. Thus, he begs the ... facts and trends of Southern history -- to bear on his ...

Article: An end of Southern history: the down-home quests of ...
African American Review;  December 22, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... traits, as well as the speech and manners of its people have faded entirely out ... historical discourses that we call southern history is in its terminal phase. To say that ... black) for a unitary, monolithic southern history are dissipating but that, surprisingly ...

Article: Southern History Across the Color Line. ...
African American Review;  December 22, 2002 ;     700+ words ...Nell Irvin Painter. Southern History Across the Color Line. Chapel Hill: U of North Carolina P ... that there is much more to that history. She objects to the manner in which historians, past and present, treat blacks and whites ...

Article: Contentious and collected: memory's future in southern ...
Journal of Southern History;  August 1, 2009 ;     700+ words ... ... obvious. It is consonant with the contemporary interest in the history of meaning, and it can be stretched to analyze all manner of public symbols, rituals, and technologies. (6) Alas, scholars following in Halbwachs's footsteps have replicated ...

Article: "Felt, not seen not heard:" Quentin Compson, Modernist suicide ...
Studies in the Novel;  March 22, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... concerns aside) in the sense that traditionally accepted masculine characterizations become contingent and unstable, and in the manner in which death itself emerges above other social events as a structuring principle within the text. How does one remain individually ...

Article: American hegemony and the irony of C. Vann Woodward's "The Irony ...
Southeastern Geographer;  May 1, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... Southern Identity" and "The Irony of Southern History." Woodward argued that what he considered ... Woodward concluded that the lessons of Southern history would be salutary if heeded by national ... discussed. Reading "The Irony of Southern History" through the lens of internal ...