Creating and consuming the American South
This volume explores the American South's imagery, mythology, ideas, and stories and how these constructions are created and then consumed by both residents and tourists
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Gainesville [u.a.]
Univ. of Florida Press
2015
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Inhaltsangabe:
- Preface: Understanding the South
- Introduction: Old/new/post/real/global/no South: paradigms and scales / Martyn Bone
- Creating and consuming the "real" South
- From Appalachian folk to Southern Foodways: Why Americans look to the South for authentic culture / W. Fitzhugh Brundage
- God and the Moonpie: consumption, disenchantment, and the reliably lost cause / Scott Romine
- Toward a post-postpolitical Southern studies: on the limits of the "creating and consuming" paradigm / Jon Smith
- Creating and consuming the South: case studies
- Southern (dis)comfort: creating and consuming homosex in the Black South / E. Patrick Johnson
- Serpents in the garden: historic preservation, climate change, and the postsouthern plantation / Michael P. Bibler
- Creating and consuming "Hill Country harmonica": promoting the blues and forging beloved community in the contemporary South / Adam Gussow
- Pride at Preservation Hall: tourism, spectacle, and musicking in New Orleans jazz / Anne Dvinge
- Recovering through a cultural economy: New Orleans from Katrina to Deepwater Horizon / Helen Taylor
- Creating and consuming the South in transnational contexts
- Creating a multiethnic Gulf South: Vietnamese American cultural and economic visibility before and after Katrina / Frank Cha
- A "Southern, brown, burnt sensibility": Four Saints in three acts, Black Spain, and the (global) Southern pastoral / Paige A. McGinley
- Southern regionalism and U.S. nationalism in William Faulkner's state department travels / Deborah Cohn
- The feeling of a heartless world: blues rhythm, oppositionality, and British rock music / Andrew Warnes
- Me and Mrs. Jones: screening working-class trans-formations of southern family values / John Howard
- Afterword: After authenticity / Tara McPherson