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    LISTENING TO DU BOIS'S "BLACK RECONSTRUCTION": After James

    LISTENING TO DU BOIS'S "BLACK RECONSTRUCTION": After James by BERTHOLF, GARRY

    Published in South (Chapel Hill, N.C.) (2016)
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    MAPPING SPATIAL CONSCIOUSNESS IN KATE CHOPIN'S "BAYOU FOLK" STORIES

    MAPPING SPATIAL CONSCIOUSNESS IN KATE CHOPIN'S "BAYOU FOLK" STORIES by FOX, HEATHER

    Published in South (Chapel Hill, N.C.) (2016)
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    EL SUR PROFUNDO: Alternative Soundings of the South

    EL SUR PROFUNDO: Alternative Soundings of the South by FLORES-SILVA, DOLORES, CARTWRIGHT, KEITH, MULLIGAN, ROSEMARY

    Published in South (Chapel Hill, N.C.) (2016)
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    RIDING DEEP WATERS: An Appalachian Meditation

    RIDING DEEP WATERS: An Appalachian Meditation by ENGELHARDT, ELIZABETH S. D.

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    NEVER PUT YOUR FEET WHERE YOUR EYES CAIN'T SEE: A Meditation on Deepness

    NEVER PUT YOUR FEET WHERE YOUR EYES CAIN'T SEE: A Meditation on Deepness by JOHNSON, SARA E.

    Published in South (Chapel Hill, N.C.) (2016)
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    LONG AND WIDE AND DEEP

    LONG AND WIDE AND DEEP by SALVAGGIO, RUTH

    Published in South (Chapel Hill, N.C.) (2016)
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    IN DEEP

    IN DEEP by TAYLOR, MELANIE BENSON

    Published in South (Chapel Hill, N.C.) (2016)
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    Migrations and Transformations: Human and Nonhuman Nature in Eudora Welty's "A Worn Path"

    Migrations and Transformations: Human and Nonhuman Nature in Eudora Welty's "A Worn Path" by Claxton, Mae Miller

    Published in The Southern literary journal (22-03-2015)
    “…[...]even with the challenges she faces as an elderly African American woman, Phoenix successfully achieves her goal in the story, negotiating both nonhuman…”
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    From "Uncle Remus" to "Song of the South": Adapting American Plantation Fictions

    From "Uncle Remus" to "Song of the South": Adapting American Plantation Fictions by Stein, Daniel

    Published in The Southern literary journal (22-03-2015)
    “…[...]as John Lowe notes, fictions of the southern plantation were "remediated" (Jay David Bolter and Richard A. Grusin's term) so many times that they have…”
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    CONCERNING OUR DIRTY LITTLE IMPERIUM, THE ARCHIVE, AND SOUTHERN DEEPS

    CONCERNING OUR DIRTY LITTLE IMPERIUM, THE ARCHIVE, AND SOUTHERN DEEPS by GIEMZA, BRYAN

    Published in South (Chapel Hill, N.C.) (2016)
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    WATER SKIS AND DIRTY BACK ROADS: Reorienting the Deep South

    WATER SKIS AND DIRTY BACK ROADS: Reorienting the Deep South by BIBLER, MICHAEL P.

    Published in South (Chapel Hill, N.C.) (2016)
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    EDITOR'S NOTE: GO-GO

    EDITOR'S NOTE: GO-GO by HOLLAND, SHARON P.

    Published in South (Chapel Hill, N.C.) (2016)
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    DEEP/SOUTH, UP/WEST

    DEEP/SOUTH, UP/WEST by WHITE, SOPHIE

    Published in South (Chapel Hill, N.C.) (2016)
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    IN THE LAND WHERE WE WERE DREAMING

    IN THE LAND WHERE WE WERE DREAMING by HUTCHISON, COLEMAN

    Published in South (Chapel Hill, N.C.) (2016)
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    THE DEEP TREE

    THE DEEP TREE by MOTEN, FRED

    Published in South (Chapel Hill, N.C.) (2016)
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    Others from a Southern Mother: Southerning the Queer in Patricia Highsmith's Strangers on a Train

    Others from a Southern Mother: Southerning the Queer in Patricia Highsmith's Strangers on a Train by TIPTON, NATHAN

    Published in South (Chapel Hill, N.C.) (01-10-2015)
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    Documenting Hunger: Famineways in Contemporary Southern Women's Writing

    Documenting Hunger: Famineways in Contemporary Southern Women's Writing by Hubbs, Jolene

    Published in The Southern literary journal (22-03-2015)
    “…A Hollywood Life writer, for instance, frowns on family members for "spending their coupons on candy bars rather than produce" (Stiehl). Because it betrays an…”
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    George W. Cable's Gardens: Planting the Creole South and Uprooting the Nation

    George W. Cable's Gardens: Planting the Creole South and Uprooting the Nation by Padgett, Ieva

    Published in The Southern literary journal (22-03-2015)
    “…By association, Creoles, whose culture is thus portrayed, emerge as static and insignificant pawns in the United States' march into the glorious future…”
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    Strange Bedfellows: Randall Kenan Talks Back to the Southern Renaissance

    Strange Bedfellows: Randall Kenan Talks Back to the Southern Renaissance by McMahand, Donnie

    Published in The Southern literary journal (22-03-2015)
    “…According to critic Richard King, William Faulkner had by 1955 exhausted his genius as a novelist, and Robert Penn Warren "never again regained the heights of…”
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    Walker Percy's "Love in the Ruins" and the Modern Conservative Identity

    Walker Percy's "Love in the Ruins" and the Modern Conservative Identity by Dominy, Jordan J.

    Published in The Southern literary journal (22-03-2015)
    “…Walker Percy's novel Love in the Ruins (1971) reveals the complications of American suburban politics at the height of the Cold War and of the civil rights…”
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