Why the South will survive
By: by fifteen Southerners.
Publisher: University of Georgia Press
Published: 1981
Place of publication: Athens
Language: eng
Number of pages: 229
Subjects: Southern States -- Civilization -- 20th century -- Addresses, essays, lectures
Table of contents: title: Introduction : Should the South survive? / Clyde N. Wilson; title: The same old stand? / John Shelton Reed; title: The distinctive South : fading or reviving? / William C. Havard; title: A South too busy to hate? / Fred Hobson; title: The enduring soil / Hamilton C. Horton, Jr.; title: At Daniel's mountain / Don Anderson; title: A Southern political tradition / George C. Rogers, Jr.; title: Foreign policy and the South / Samuel T. Francis; title: Southern schooling and the ancient wisdom / Thomas Fleming; title: Southern literature here and now / George Garrett; title: Listen and remember / David B. Sentelle; title: A note on the origin of Southern ways / Thomas H. Landess; title: Solzhenitsyn as Southerner / Marion Montgomery; title: The enduring faith / Cleanth Brooks; title: Conclusion : Not in memoriam, but in affirmation / M.E. Bradford; title: Afterword : A semi-centennial / Andrew Lytle.