Remembering Patricia Yaeger: A Written Roundtable

The field of literary studies lost one of its brightest lights when, on Jul 25, 2014, Patricia Yaeger died after a battle with ovarian cancer. While Patsy was a prominent scholar in many fields her influence in Southern studies was unparalleled. The author was in graduate school when Dirt and Desire...

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