Mississippi Quarterly 1998: Vol 51 Index

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INDEX TO VOLUME LI, 1998
ARTICLES BY AUTHOR, EDITOR, OR COMPILER
l. Abbott, Richard H. Review of Thaddeus Stevens: Nineteenth Century
Egalitarian, by Hans L. Trefousse. Spring, 371-373.
. Alexander, Charles C. Review of Jimmie Foxx: Baseball Hall of Famer, 1907-
1967, by W. Harrison Daniel. Spring, 389-392.
3. Alsobrook, David E. Review of From George Wallace to Newt Gingrich: Race in
the Conservative Counterrevolution, 1964-1994, by Dan T. Carter. Winter,
192-197.
. Ashdown, Paul. Review of Remembering James Agee, 2°" edition, ed. David
Madden and JeffreyJ . Folks. Spring, 395-397.
5. Arsenault, Raymond. Review of The Great Carolina Ku Klux Klan Trials,
1971-1972, by Lou Falkner Williams. Winter, 210-211.
). Avery, Laurence G. Review of The History of Southern Drama, by Charles S.
Watson. Fall, 736-738.
. Ballard, Barbara J. Review of For Us the Living, by Myrlie Evers with
William Peters. Winter, 188-190.
. Bassett, John E. Review of Jean Toomer: Selected Essays and Literary Criticism,
ed. Robert B. Jones. Fall, 766-769.
9. Beck, Charlotte H. “Warren Criticism Writ Small.” Review-essay of Sleeping
with the Boss: Female Subjectivity and Narrative Pattern in Robert Penn
Warren, by Lucy Ferris; The Blood Marriage of Earth and Sky: Robert Penn
Warren's Later Novels, by Leonard Casper. Fall, 723-733.
10. Beidler, Philip D. “A. B. Meek’s Great American Epic Poem of 1855; or,
the Curious Career of The Red Eagle.” Spring, 275-290.
11. Bickley, R. Bruce,Jr . “White No Longer.” Review-Essay of Nationalism
and the Color Line in George W. Cable, Mark Twain, and William Faulkner,
by Barbara Ladd. Spring, 333-337.
12. Bidney, Martin. Review of Southern Odyssey: Selected Writings by Sherwood
Anderson, ed. Welford Dunaway Taylor and Charles E. Modlin. Fall,
769-772.
13. Brown, Clayton. Review of What Do We Need a Union For? The TWUA in
the South, 1945-1955, by TimothyJ . Minchin. Winter, 205-207.
14. Budd, LouisJ . Review of Mark Twain’s Letters: Volume 5: 1872-1873, ed.
Lin Salamo and Harriet Elinor Smith. Spring, 360-363.
15. Bush, Laura L. “A Very American Power Struggle: The Color of Rape in
Light in August.” Summer, 483-502.
16. Calhoun, RichardJ . Review of Strugglinfgo r Wings: The Art ofJ ames Dickey,
ed. Robert Kirschten. Spring, 410-413.
17. Chinn, Nancy. Review of Every Tub Must Sit on Its Bottom: The Philosophy
and Politics of Zora Neale Hurston, by Deborah G. Plant. Winter, 199-201.
18. Cimbala, Paul A. Review of “What Nature Suffers to Groe”: Life, Labor, and
Landscape on the Georgia Coast, 1680-1920, by Mart A. Stewart. Winter,
178-180.
19. Cuenca, Carme Manuel. “An Angel in the Plantation: The Economics of
Slavery and the Politics of Literary Domesticity in Caroline Lee Hentz’s
The Planter’s Northern Bride.” Winter, 87-104.
20. Cullick, Jonathan S. Cullick. “The Making of a Historian: Robert Penn
Warren's Biography of John Brown.” Winter, 33-54.
21. Dameron,J . Lasley. “Poe, ‘Simplicity,’ and Blackwood’s Magazine.” Spring,
233-242.
. Review of William Gilmore Simms and the American Frontier, ed.
John Caldwell Guilds and Caroline Collins. Spring, 358-359.
23. Daniel, Pete. Review of Cinderella of the New South: A History of the
Cottonseed Industry, 1855-1955, by Lynette Boney Wrenn. Spring, 382-
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385.
4. Davies, Kathleen. Review of Pastoral and Politics in the Old South, by John
M. Grammer. Fall, 744-747.
5. Dinnerstein, Leonard. Review of Rabbi Max Heller: Reformer, Zionist,
Southerner, 1860-1929, by Bobbie Malone. Fail, 754-757.
. Drake, Robert. “Correspondence: Literary and Otherwise.” Review-essay
of Cleanth Brooks and Robert Penn Warren: A Literary Correspondence, ed.
James A. Grimshaw,Jr . Fall, 713-716.
. Durden, Robert F. Review of William E. Dodd: The South’s Yeoman Scholar,
by Fred Arthur Bailey. Spring, 392-395.
. Edgar, Walter. Review of The History of Beaufort County, South Carolina:
Volume I, 1514-1861, by Lawrence S. Rowland, Alexander Moore, and
George C. Rogers,Jr . Spring, 341-344.
. Fernandez, Mark F. William Bartram on the Southeastern Indians, ed.
Gregory A. Waselkov and Kathryn E. Holland Braund. Spring, 351-352.
. Ferris, Lucy. Review of Katherine Anne Porter’s Poetry, ed. with an
introduction by Darlene Harbour Unrue. Winter, 180-183.
. Folks, Jeffrey J. Review of Understanding Reynolds Price, byJ ames A. Schiff.
Spring, 413-414.
. Ford, Marilyn Claire. “Narrative Legerdemain: Evoking Sarty’s Future
in ‘Barn Burning.”” Summer, 527-540.
33. Forlenza, Gerard A.,Jr .R eview of State ofR ebellion: Reconstruction in South
Carolina, by Richard Zuczek. Spring, 377-379.
. Fraser, WaltJe.r, J r.R eview of Blind Vengeance: The Roy Moody Mail Bomb
Murders, by Ray Jenkins. Fall, 763-766.
. Review of Terror in the Night: The Klan’s Campaign Against the Jews,
by Jack Nelson. Winter, 183-185.
36. Garrison, Tim Alan. Review of Choctaw Genesis: 1500-1700, by Patricia
Galloway. Fall, 741-744.
37. Garson, Helen S. Review of A Goyen Companion: Appreciations of a Writer’s
Writer, ed. Brooke Horvath, Irving Malin, and Paul Ruffin. Spring, 407-
410.
38. Gordon, Lesley J. Review of The Cause Lost: Myths and Realities of the
Confederacy, by William C. Davis. Spring, 375-377.
39. Gleeson, David. Review of When the Devil Came Down to Dixie: Ben Butler
in New Orleans, by Chester G. Hearn. Fall, 751-753.
40. Hale, Grace Elizabeth. Review of Good Wives, Nasty Wenches, and Anxious
Patriarchs: Gender, Race, and Power in Colonial Virginia, by Kathleen M.
Brown. Spring, 349-351.
41. Harrold, Stanley. Review of Free Blacks in Norfolk, Virginia, 1790-1860: The
Dark Side of Freedom, by Tommy L. Bogger. Spring, 365-368.
42. Hess, Earl J. Review of A Mississippi Rebel in the Army of Northern Virginia:
The Civil War Memoirs of Private David Holt, ed. Thomas D. Cockrell and
Michael B. Ballard. Spring, 373-375.
43. Hitchcock, Francesca Oglesby. Review of The Critical Response to Tennessee
Williams, ed. George W. Crandell. Spring, 405-407.
44. Holditch, W. Kenneth. “William Spratling, William Faulkner and Other
Famous Creoles.” Summer, 423-434.
45. Holland-Toll, Linda J. “Absence Absolute: The Recurring Pattern of
Faulknerian Tragedy.” Sununer, 435-452.
46. Idol, John L.,Jr . Review of Poetry and the Practical , by William Gilmore
Simms, ed. with an introduction by James Everett Kibler, Jr. Spring,
355-358.
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47. Keely, Karen A. “Marriage Plots and National Reunion: The Trope of
Romantic Reconciliation in Postbellum Literature.” Fall, 621-648.
48. Kibler, James Everett,Jr . “The Southern Robert Mills.” Review-essay of
Altogether American: Robert Mills, Architect and Engineer, 1781-1855, by
Rhodri Windsor Liscombe. Winter, 169-173.
49. . Review of A World Turned Upside Down: The Palmers of South Santee
1818-1881, by Louis P. Towles. Spring, 346-349.
50. . Review of Odd Leaves From the Life of a Louisiana Swamp Doctor, by
Henry Clay Lewis, with introduction by Edwin T. Arnold. Fall, 747-748.
51. King, Vincent Allan. “The Wages of Pulp: The Use and Abuse of Fiction
in William Faulkner's The Wild Palms.” Summer, 503-526.
52. Kolin, Philip C. “Charlotte Capers, Tennessee Williams, and the
Mississippi Premiere of A Streetcar Named Desire.” Spring, 327-331.
53. Kramer, Victor A. “Walker Percy: Three Studies.” Review-essay of
Autobiography in Walker Percy: Repetition, Recovery, and Redemption, by
EdwardJ .D upuy; A Thief ofP eirce: The Letters of Kenneth Lane Ketner and
Walker Percy, ed. Patrick H. Samway, S.].; Still Following Percy, by Lewis
Lawson. Winter, 149-153.
54. Kreyling, Michael. “The South ‘Ht’ Us.” Review-essay of The Literature of
the American South: A Norton Anthology, ed. William L. Andrews, Minrose
C. Gwin, Trudier Harris, and Fred Hobson; Dixie Rising: How the South
Is Shaping American Values, Politics, and Culture, by Peter Applebome;
The Oxford Book of the American South: Testimony, Memory, and Fiction, ed.
Edward L. Ayers and Bradley C. Mittendorf; Confederates in the Attic:
Dispatches from the Unfinished Civil War, by Tony Horwitz; A Modern
Southern Reader, ed. Ben Forkner and Patrick Samway. Fall, 701-712.
55. Ladd, Barbara. Review of Subject to Negotiation: Reading Feminist Criticism
and American Women’s Fictions, by Elaine Neil Orr. Fall, 738-741.
56. Lasch-Quinn, Elisabeth. Review of Bigmama Didn't Shop at Woolworth’s, by
Sunny Nash. Fall, 776-778.
57. Latham, Sean. “Jim Bond’s America: Denaturalizing the Logic of Slavery
in Absalom, Absalom! Summer, 453-464.
58. Ljungquist, Kent P. Review of The Peculiarity of Literature: An Allegorical
Approach to Poe’s Fiction, by Jeffrey DeShell. Spring, 353-355.
59. Martin, Robert F. Review of Becoming Southern: The Evolution of a Way of
Life, Warren County and Vicksburg, Mississippi, 1770-1869, by Christopher
Morris. Spring, 344-346.
60. Masiero, Pia. “‘There Was a Queen’: A Question of Onomastic
Difference.” Summer, 541-556.
)1. Mason, Julian. “Spreading the Word(s).” Review-essay of The Black Bard
of North Carolina: George Moses Horton and His Poetry, ed. Joan R.
Sherman; “To Be An Author”: Letters of Charles W. Chesnutt 1889-1905,
ed. Joseph R. McElrathJ,r. , and Robert C. Leitz III. Fall, 717-721.
62. McCord, Charline R. “Interview with Ellen Douglas, February 25, 1997.”
Spring, 291-321.
13. McMurry, Richard M. Review of Soldier and Scholar: Basil Lanneau
Gildersleeve and the Civil War, ed. Ward W. Briggs Jr. Fall, 749-751.
14. Meats, Stephen. “Joseph Gault, an Unknown Georgia Humorist.” Fall,
589-602.
5. Metress, Chris. Review of Mud on the Stars, by William Bradford Huie;
introduction by Don Noble. Winter, 186-188.
. Review of Southern Writers and Their Worlds, ed. Christopher
Morris and Steven G. Reinhart. Winter, 175-177.
17. Meyer, William E. H.,Jr . “Faulkner, Hemingway, et al.: The Emersonian
Test of American Authorship.” Summer, 557-572.
38. Mixon, Wayne. Review of Joel Chandler Harris: An Annotated Bibliography
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ofC riticism, 1977-1996, with Supplement, 1892-1976, ed. R. Bruce Bickley
Jr., and Hugh T. Keenan. Fall, 762-763.
69. Moore, Gene M. Review of A Conflict of Values: Alienation and Commitment
in the Novels of Joseph Conrad and William Faulkner, by Grazyna Branny.
Summer, 581-584.
. Moore, John Tice. Review of Mothers of the South: Portraiture of the White
Tenant Farm Woman, by Margaret Jarman Hagood; introduction by
Anne Firor Scott. Spring, 385-389.
. Morgan, Sam. Review of Lumbermen and Log Sawyers: Life, Labor, and
Culture in the North Florida Timber Industry, 1830-1830, by Jeffrey A.
Drobney. Fall, 756-759.
. O'Donnell, Heather. “Limiting the Dixie Limited: Teaching Through
The Portable Faulkner.” Summer, 573-580.
3. O'Kane, Karen. “Before the New Criticism: Modernism and the
Nashville Group.” Fall, 683-697.
. Opie, John. Review of This Land, This South, An Environmental History,
revised edition, by Albert E. Cowdrey, and Rising Tide: The Great
Mississippi Flood of 1927 and How It Changed America, by John M. Barry.
Spring, 339-341.
5. Piacentino, Ed. Review of The Critical Response to Erskine Caldwell, ed.
Robert L. McDonald. Spring, 397-404.
. “The South in Landscapes.” Review-essay of Southern Landscapes,
ed. Tony Badger, Walter Edgar, and Jan Nordby Gretlund. Winter,
155-168.
. Pollin, Burton R. “Dickens’s Chimes and Its Pathway Into Poe’s “Bells.”
Spring, 217-231.
. Prestridge, Sam. “‘Old Beaux and Young Beaux’: An Unpublished Social
Satire by Mary Noailles Murfree.” Winter, 71-86.
. Price, Michael E. Review of Schoolingi n the New South: Pedagogy, Self, and
Society in North Carolina, 1880-1920, by James L. Leloudis. Fall, 759-762.
. Pridgen, Allen. “Nature as Sacrament in Walker Percy's The Second
Coming.” Winter, 3-13.
. Pugh, William White Tison. “Boundless Hearts in a Nightmare World:
Queer Sentimentalism and Southern Gothicism in Truman Capote’s
Other Voices, Other Rooms.” Fall, 664-682.
2. Rachels, David. “Oliver Hillhouse Prince, Augustus Baldwin Longstreet,
and the Birth of American Literary Realism.” Fall, 603-619.
3. Reed, Merl. Review of American Labor on Stage: Dramatic Interpretations of
the Steel and Textile Industries in the 1930s, by Susan Duffy. Winter, 201-
203.
. Rodriguez, Félix B. Matos. Review of Fatal Glory: Narciso Lopez and the First
Clandestine U. S. War Against Cuba, by Tom Chaffin. Spring, 363-365.
5. Ronnick, Michele Valerie. “Plutarch’s Life ofA lexanderanJode l Chandler
Harris's Story of ‘Brother Rabbit, Brother Fox, and Two Fat Pullets’
(1918).” Spring, 323-325.
. “William Gilmore Simms and the Second Earliest Example of
the Pseudo-Latinate Noun Absquatulation in Nineteenth-Century
American Letters.” Fall, 699-700.
7. Ryan, Steven T. “Depression and Chopin’s The Awakening. Spring, 253-
273.
. Samway, Patrick, S.J. “The Union of DeBardeleben and Percy Families.”
Winter, 15-32.
9. Scott, John Thomas. Review of Democratic Religion: Freedom, Authority, and
Church Discipline in the Baptist South, 1785-1900, by Gregory A. Wills.
Spring, 380-382.
. Shapiro, Herbert. Review of The Walls ofJ ericho: Lyndon Johnson, Richard
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Russell, and the Struggle for Civil Rights, by Robert Mann. Winter, 197-
199.
. Silverman, Jason H. Review of C. Vann Woodward: A Southern Historian
and His Critics, edited by John Herbert Roper. Spring, 415-417.
. Simons, Karen. “Kate Chopin on the Nature of Things.” Spring, 243-252.
3. Smith, C. Calvin. Review of A New Plantation South: Land, Labor, and
Federal Favor in Twentieth-Century Arkansas, by Jeannie M. Whayne.
Winter, 207-209.
. Smith, John David. Review of To Awaken My Afflicted Brethren: David
Walker and the Problem of Antebellum Slave Resistance, by Peter P. Hinks.
Spring, 368-371.
. Storhoff, Gary. “Faulkner’s Family Crucible: Quentin's Dilemma.”
Summer, 465-482.
). Tischler, Nancy M. “Tennessee on Tennessee.” Fall, 649-661.
- Tomberlin, Joseph A. Review of Race and the Shaping of Twentieth-Century
Atlanta, by Ronald H. Bayor. Winter, 190-192.
. Ward, Jerry W., Jr. “Kalamu ya Salaam: A Primary Bibliography (in
Progress).” Winter, 105-148.
9. Weaks, Mary Louise. Review of A Devil and a Good Woman, Too: The Lives
ofJ ulia Peterkin, by Susan Millar Williams. Fall, 772-776.
100. West, Robert. Review of Dream Garden: The Poetic Vision of Fred Chappell,
ed. Patrick Bizzaro. Fall, 779-781.
101. Whayne, Jeannie M. Review of Gastonia 1929: The Story of the Loray Mill
Strike. Winter, 204-205.
102. Wonham, Henry B. “‘The Curious Psychological Spectacle of a Mind
Enslaved’: Charles W. Chesnutt and Dialect Fiction.” Winter, 55-69.
BOOKS REVIEWED IN
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BY AUTHOR, EDITOR, OR COMPILER
Andrews, William L., Minrose C. Gwin, Trudier Harris, and Fred Hobson,
eds. The Literature of the American South: A Norton Anthology. Fall, 701-
712.
Applebome, Peter. Dixie Rising: How the South Is Shaping American Values,
Politics, and Culture. Fall, 701-712.
Ayers, Edward L., and Bradley C. Mittendorf, eds. The Oxford Book of the
American South: Testimony, Memory, and Fiction. Fall, 701-712.
Badger, Tony, Walter Edgar, and Jan Nordby Gretlund, eds. Southern
Landscapes. Winter, 155-168.
Ballard, Michael B. See COCKRELL, THOMAS D.
Barry, John M. Rising Tide: The Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 and How It
Changed America. Spring, 339-341.
Bailey, Fred Arthur. William Edward Dodd: The South’s Yeoman Scholar. Spring,
392-395.
Bayor, Ronald H. Race and the Shaping of Twentieth-Century Atlanta. Winter,
190-192.
Bickley, R. Bruce, Jr., and Hugh T. Keenan, eds. Joel Chandler Harris: An
Annotated Bibliography of Criticism, 1977-1996, with Supplement, 1892-
1976. Fall, 762-763.
Bizzaro, Patrick, ed. Dream Garden: The Poetic Vision of Fred Chappell. Fall, 779-
781.
Bogger, Tommy L. Free Blacks in Norfolk, Virginia, 1790-1860: The Dark Side of
Freedom. Spring, 365-368.
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