The silencing of Emily Mullen and other essays
By: Fred Hobson.
Publisher: Louisiana State University Press
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Baton Rouge
Language: eng
Number of pages: 217
Subjects: American literature -- Southern States -- History and criticism.; Southern States -- Intellectual life.; Southern States -- In literature.; Southern States -- Civilization.
Table of contents: title: The silencing of Emily Mullen; title: Brer Rabbit in China : Lelia Tuttle and the American missionary experience; title: Gerald W. Johnson : the Southerner as realist; title: James McBride Dabbs : Isaac McCaslin in South Carolina; title: Louis Rubin, newspapering, and the autobiographical impulse; title: The savage South : an inquiry into the origins, endurance, and presumed demise of an image; title: "This hellawful South" : Mencken and the late Confederacy; title: Of canons and culture wars : Southern literature at the millennium; title: Post-Faulkner, post-Southern : Richard Ford's The sportswriter; title: The loneliness artist : Mary Mebane's Mary and Mary, wayfarer; title: Up in the country; title: Booking passage : W.J. Cash and a Southern awakening; title: My Dixie classic.