Southern Studies 1991: Vol 4 Index

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Volume IV Index Beauregardby Hamilton Basso, 91-92
"Be Careful What You Wish For . . .:
American Liberals and the South,”
Alan Draper, 309
A Bennett, Barbara and D. G. Kehl, "View
of the Moderns: Conversation with
Mrs. Hamilton Basso," 81-97
"Abandoning Self-Sufficiency: Corn in the
Benson, Lee, 189, 192-93
Lower South, 1849-1879" by Robert
Bernstein, Leonard, 212
F. Pace, 271-293
Betts, Elish, 344, 345
A Curtain of Green, short stories by
("The) Black Business Community in Post
Eudora Welty, 254
Civil War Virginia" by Robert C.
"A Filament Spinning Outward: Female
Kenzer, 229-252
Identity Reconceptuailization in
Bowen, Elizabeth, 212
Porter's Fiction" by Colleen Warren,
Bradford, Roark, 83
377
Brewer, Willis, Congressman from
Alabama, 190, 195, 197, 271, 272, 277,
Alabama, 303-304
278, 280, 281, 283, 284, 285, 286,
(The) Bride of Innisfallen by Eudora Welty,
287, 298, 301, 303, 342, 345, 346, 259
348, 349, 350, 351, 352, 353, 354
Brown, David, "Slavery and the Market
Albee, Edward, 212
Revolution: The South's Place in
A Lion Is in the Streets by Adria Locke
Jacksonian Historiography," 189-207
Langley, 93
(The) Brown Decision, 19-38
All the Days and Nights by Wm. Maxwell, 94
Brown, Richard, 194
All the King's Men by Red Warren, 93
Buchanan, James, 199
Alsop, Stewart, 120 Butler, Marion, Populist Senator from
Americans for Democratic Action (ADA),
North Carolina, 303
312-313, 316, 318 Byrd, Harry, 116
Atlanta Cotton States and International
Byrd, Henry, 115
Exposition (1895), 298
Auden, W. H., 212
Anderson, Sherwood, 81, 83, 84 C
"An Exiled Heir: Carson McCullers and
Georgia" by Jan Whitt, 209-227
Candler, Governor Allen of Georgia, 304
"A Piece of News" by Eudora Welty, 255
Capote, Truman, 212
(The) Archers at Home by Katinka De
Vries, 87 Carter's Grove, Williamsburg. VA, 173,
74, 79, 85, 86, 87
Arkansas, 190, 197, 314
Cass, Lewis, 198, 199
Armey, Dick, House Majority Leader, 316
(The) Chateau by Wm. Maxwell, 94
"Athena or Goose? Kate Chopin's Ironical
Chopin, Kate, The Awakening. 131-139.
Treatment of Motherhood in
325-335
‘Athénaise" by Catherine Morgan
Cinnamon Seed by Hamilton Basso. 91,
Proux, 325
92
A Thousand Pardons by Katinka De Vries
Civil Rights and 1948 presidential
87
campaign, 113-129
A Touch of the Dragon by Hamilton Basso,
Clay, Henry, 198, 199
92
Clayton Guards and other local militia.
(The) Awakening by Kate Chopin, 131-139
349, 352, 353
Cleveland, Grover. 297-98
Clock Without Hands by Carson
McCullers. 213, 221, 222
Cochran, Thad, Republican Conference
Ballad of the Sad Café by Carson chairman, 316
McCullers, 209, 211, 218. 224, 226 Cohodas, Nadine. Strom Thurmond and
Baltimore MD, 39-66; Manumission and the Politics of Southern Change
term slavery in early Baltimore, 198 mentioned. 113
Barbour County - Southern Rights Collier, Martha, 173-187
Association, 345, Glenville Military Collins, Charles Wallace, Whither Solid
Academy, 350, 352 South?A Study in Politics and Race
Basso, Hamilton, 81-97 Relations (1947), 117-18
Cooper, William, Jr.. 195 Eufaula, Alabama, 342, 343, 344, 345,
Copeland, Aaron, 212 349, 352. 353
Corn, as a staple crop in the lower South Eufaula Regency, 343, 344, 345, 346, 352
271-293
Courthouse Square by Hamilton Basso. 9! .
93
Cowley, Malcolm, 85 F
Craft, Brigette Wilds, “Imaginative Limits:
Ideology and The Awakening." 131-139 Faulkner, William, 81. 82. 83, 84-85, 97
Cuban Revolution, 299
Fitzgerald, F. Scott, 81. 85-86, 89
Cullen, H. R., 120 ‘Flannery O'Connor's ‘Sisters’ " by Jan C.
Cuthbert, Hibernia, “Molly McCrea of Dawson, 157-170
Petersburg, Virginia and Carter's Florida, 190, 197, 278, 279, 280, 281.
Grove, Williamsburg. Virginia, 1476- 284, 285, 287, 298, 301, 316, 352
1960," 173-188 (The) Folded Leaj by William Maxwell, 94
Frechling. William, 195
D
Dali, Salvador, 212 G
Dauer, Manning, 193
Dawson, Jan C., "Flannery O'Connor's Galbraith, John Kenneth, 311
‘Sisters',” 157-170 Geary, John, Governor, Kansas Territory,
Days Before Lent by Hamilton Basso, 93, 347
94 Genovese, Eugene D., 194
“Death of a Salesman" by Eudora Welty, Georgia. 94, 116, 157, 165. 190, 198, 209-
254 227, 276, 278-281, 284, 285, 287,
DeLay, Tom, House Republican Whip. 316 301, 316, 346, 352
Democratic Party, 351-352 Gibson, Merritt, 119
States' Rights Democrats, and 1948 Gingrich, Newt, U. S. Representative,
presidential campaign, 113-129. Speaker of the House of Representa-
before Civil War, 197
tives, 316
De Vries, Katinka, 87
(The) Golden Apples, short stories by
De Vries, Peter, 86-87 Eudora Welty, 253-54, 255
Dinesen, Isak, 212 Gordon, Caroline, 157-166
Dinsmore, Hugh, AR rep., 302 Gore, Albert, 123
Dixon, Frank, 117, 119, 120 (The) Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, 85
Dobson, Fred, 371 (The) Greenroom by Hamilton Basso, 92
Dollar, Susan E., ed., "Molly McCrea of
Petersburg, Virginia and Carter's
Grove, Williamsburg, Virginia, 1876-
1960" by Hibernia Cuthbert, 173-188 H
Draper, Alan, "Be Careful What You Wish
for . . .: American Liberals and the
Harrison, William Henry, 198, 199
South," 309
Hartz, Louis, 192
Dred Scott Decision, local reaction, 348
(The) Heart is a Lonely Hunter by Carson
Dunlop, David II, 178-181, 183
McCullers, 209, 212, 215, 216, 217,
Dunlop, David Ill, 178
218, 219, 222, 223, 226
Dewey, Thomas, 114, 118, 119, 120, 121,
Hemingway, Ernest, 90
122
Hemphill, William A., VP of Atlanta
Exposition 1895, 299
E “Henry Clayton and The Secession
Movement in Alabama," Henry James
Walker, 341
Eastland, John, 116, 117
Hersey, John, 86-87
"Ethical Readings of Folklores: Can We
Hill, Lister, 123
Stop Turning the Southern Folk of
Hilliard, Henry W., Unionist Whig, 343,
Lee Smith's Oral History into
344, 345
Commodities?” Anne Hendricks
Hofstadter, Richard, 192
Wallace, 360
Long, Huey, 91, 92-93
Lost in the Cosmos: The Last Self-Help
"Imaginative Limits: Ideology and The Book by Walker Percy, 141, 153, 155
Awakening" by Brigette Wilds Craft, Lott, Trent, Senate Republican Majority
131-139 Whip, 316
Louisiana, 190, 195, 198, 275, 279, 280,
281, 284, 285, 287, 298, New
J Orleans: 81-85, 92-93, 95, 97, 301
Love in the Ruins: The Adventures of a Bad
Catholic at a Time Near the End of the
Jackson, Andrew, on Jacksonian democ-
World by Walker Percy, 146-47, 149,
racy, 189-207
153, 155
Jacksonian Historiography, 189-207
Lytle, Andrew, 160
Jenkins, Bill, "Language, Love, and the
American Church in the Novels of
Walker Percy," 141-156.
Johnson, Lyndon, 123
Jolas, Eugene, 82, 83
Jones, Madison, 165 Mack, Connie, Republican Conference
Jones, Suzanne W., 363 secretary, 316
"June Recital" by Eudora Welty, 1-17, Magnum, Willie P., 198
256-57 Martin, Thomas, a New South prophet,
299-300
Maxwell, William, 94
K McConnell, R. Tandy, "Religion, Segrega-
tion, and the Ideology of Cooperation:
A Southern Baptist Church Responds
Kansas, 346, 347, 348
to the Brown Decision," 19-38
Kefauver, Estes, 123
McCorvey, Gessner T., 120
Kehl, D. G. and Barbara Bennett, "View of
McCrea, Archibald, 182-86
the Moderns: Conversation with Mrs.
McCrea, Mary Corling Johnston Dunlop,
Hamilton Basso," 81-97 173-188
Keil, Charles, 362 McCullers, Carson, 209-227
Kentucky, Madisonville, 121, 190, 198
McGrath, J. Howard, 117
Kenzer, Robert C., "The Black Business McKinley, William, 299, 301, 302, 303, 304
Community in Post Civil War (The) Member of the Wedding by Carson
Virginia, 229-252
McCullers, 209, 211, 213, 217, 218,
"Kin" by Eudora Welty, 259
219, 220, 222, 224, 226
Mississippi, Jackson, 117, 190, 193, 195,
271, 280, 281, 283, 284-87, 316
L
Missouri, 190, 198, 347
Missouri Crisis, 195, 200
La Farge, Oliver, 83, 84 "Molly McCrea of Petersburg. Virginia and
Lancelot by Walker Percy, 147-49, 152 Carter's Grove, Williamsburg,
“Language, Love, and the American Virginia, 1876-1960" by Hibernia
Church in the Novels of Walker Cuthbert, ed. by Susan E. Dollar,
Percy" by Bill Jenkins, 141-56 173-188
(The) Last Gentleman by Walker Percy, Money, Hernando, a New South prophet,
144-46 300
Laughing Boy by Oliver LaFarge, 84 “Moon Lake" by Eudora Welty, 255-56, 259
Lee, Gypsy Rose, 212 Monroe. Marilyn, 212
“Lily Daw and the Three Ladies" by ‘More Than Race: Strom Thurmond, the
Eudora Welty, 255 States' Rights Democrats, and
Lindsay, Creighton, "Music as Metaphor Postwar Political Ideology" by Stuart
in Welty's June Recital’," 1-17 J. Little. 113-129
Little, Stuart J., "More Than Race: Strom Morgan, John T., Alabama senator. 297,
Thurmond, the States’ Rights 299. 300, 302
Democrats, and Postwar Political Morgan-Proux, Catherine, “Athena or
Ideology,” 113-129 Goose? Kate Chopin's Ironical
Look Homeward Angel by Thomas Wolfe, Treatment of Motherhood in
88 Athénaise,” 325
(The) Mortgaged Heart by Carson R
McCullers, 209, 210, 211
(The) Moviegoer by Walker Percy, 142-144 Rainey, Gertrude Pridgett "MA," 216
“Music as Metaphor in Welty's ‘June "Redistricting and Ideological Shifts in
Recital’ " by Creighton Lindsay, 1-17
Congress, 1992-1993" by Gerald R.
Music of the Swamp by Lewis Nordan, 67- Webster, 99-112
80
"Religion, Segregation, and the Ideology of
Cooperation: A Southern Baptist
Church Responds to the Brown
Decision" by R. Tandy McConnell,
19-38
(The) New Deal, 113, 309-310 Remini, Richard, 194-95
New South Prophets, 1894-1900, 295- Republican Party (GOP), 315-316, 318
308, and foreign policy Roberts, Elizabeth Maddox, 165-66
Nicosia, James F., " ‘Still 1A m Not Sure "(The) Roots of Quasi-Freedom:
What was Real and What My Mind Manumission and Term Slavery in
Invented’: The Southern Tradition of Early National Baltimore” by
(Re)Creating the Past in Lewis Christopher Phillips, 39-66
Nordan's Music of the Swamp," 67-80 Rubin, Louis, moderator at 1960 confer-
“No Place for You, My Love" by Eudora ence on “Recent Southern Fiction,"
Welty, 260-264 Macon, GA, 151
Nordan, Lewis, Music of the Swamp, 67-80 Russell. Richard, 116, 121
North Carolina, 190, 198; Rockbrook, 82;
Asheville, 82, 85, 88, 89: Brevard, S
83, 88, 97
Number One by John Dos Passos, 93 Saxon, Lyle, 83
Schlesinger, Arthur Jr., 189, 191-92, 195
Schott, Marshall E., “The South and
O
American Foreign Policy, 1894-1900:
New South Prophets and the
Oakes, James, 193-94 Challenge of Regional Values," 295-
O'Connor, Flannery, 157-59, 162-66 308
Of Time and the River by Thomas Wolfe, (The) Second Coming by Walker Percy,
89 149, 150-52
(ThOlde Ma)n at the Railroad Crossing by Sellers, Charles, 189, 193-94, 195
William Maxwell, 94 Simmons, Etolia ("Toto") Moore, wife of
O'Neill, Eugene, 90 Hamilton Basso, 81-97
One Writer's Beginnings by Eudora Welty, Sitwell, Edith, 212
256 Ship of Fools by Katherine Anne Porter,
159, 161-62
"Sisters" by Flannery O'Connor, 157-70
p
Slavery, 189-207
"Slavery and the Market Revolution: The
South's Place in Jacksonian Histori-
Pace, Robert F., “Abandoning Self-
ography" by David Brown, 189-207
Sufficiency: Corn in the Lower
Smith, Lillian, 166
South, 1849-1879," 271-293
Smith v. Allwright (1944), 115
Percy, Walker, 141-56, 158, 165 So Long, See You Tomorrow by William
Perkins, Maxwell, 88, 90, 91 Maxwell, 94
Philippine, Annexahon, 303-304 "(The) South and American Foreign
Phillips, Christopher, "The Roots of Quasi-
Policy, 1894-1900: New South
Freedom: Manumission and Term Prophets and the Challenge of
Slavery in Early National Baltimore," Regional Values" by Marshall E.
39-66 Schott, 295-308
Pierce, Franklin, 199 South Carolina, 271, 278, 280, 281, 282,
Pinckney, Charles C., 199 284, 285, 287 Batesburg, 19-38, 190,
“Place in Fiction," essay by Eudora Welty, 193, 197, 198; Savannah, 301, 317,
253, 259 352
Polk, James K., 198 Southern Baptists, local response to the
Porter, Katherine Anne, 157-166 Brown Decision, 19-38
Spanish-American War, 300-303, 304 Wallace, Anne Hendricks, "Ethical
Stafford, Rev. G. Jackson, 19-38 Readings of Folklore: Can We Stop
"*Still IA m Not Sure What Was Real and Turning the Southern Folk of Lee
What My Mind Invented’: The Southern Smith's Oral History into Commodi-
Tradition of (Re)Creating the Past in ties?" 360
Lewis Nordan's Music of the Swamp" by Wallace, George, 117, 123
James F. Nicosia, 67-80 Wallace, Henry, 114, 118, 122
Sun in Capricorn by Hamilton Basso, 91 "(The) Wanderers" by Eudora Welty, 253,
254, 256-257
Tt Warren, Colleen, "A Filament Spinning
Outward: Female Identity
Reconceptuailization in Porter's
Tate, Allen, 157-160, 163 Fiction," 377
Taylor, George Rogers, 193 Washington, D.C., abolishment of slavery,
Taylor, Harris, a New South prophet, 300, 348
302 Webster, Gerald R., "Redistricting and
Taylor, Zachary, 198, 199 Ideological Shifts in Congress, 1992-
Tender Is the Night by F. Scott Fitzgerald, 85 1993," 99-112
Tennessee, Allen Tate and Caroline Welty, Eudora, "June Recital," 1-17, 256-
Gordon's home, Benfolly, 160, 190, 198 57; "A Piece of News," 255; The Bride
Texas, 190, 197, 271, 278, 280, 281-285, of Innisfallen, 259; "Death of a
287; Galveston, 301, 316 Salesman," 254; The Golden Apples,
The Thanatos Syndrome by Walker Percy, 253-54, 255; "Kin," 259; "Lily Daw
152-54 and the Three Ladies," 255; "Moon
Thornton, J. Mills III, 195 Lake," 255-56, 259; "No Place for
(Strom) Thurmond and the Politics of You, My Love," 260-264; One Writer's
Southern Change by Nadine Cohodas, Beginnings, 256; “Place in Fiction,"
mentioned 113 253, 269; 90; "Why I Lived at the
Thurmond, Strom J., senator, 113-129, 317 P.O.," 255; "The Wide Net,” 264-268;
Timmerman, Judge George Bell, 19, 32, “The Worn Path," 268; "A Curtain of
33, 34; Gov. George Bell Timmerman, Green," 254; "The Wanderers,” 253,
Jr., 19 254, 256-57
Toelken, Barre, 368 Wesley, Marilyn C., "The Woman Traveler
Tomorrow Will Be Monday by Katinka De and the Dynamic Journey: Narrative,
Vries, 87 Psychological, and Social Process in
Truman, Harry, 113-116, 118, 122 Eudora Welty's Short Fiction," 253-269
Turner, Frederick Jackson, 189-91, 192 White, Hugh, 198
Whither Solid South?A Study in Politics
and Race Relations by Charles
V Wallace Collins, 117-18
Whitt, Jan, "An Exiled Heir: Carson
McCullers and Georgia," 209-227
Van Buren, Martin, 198, 199
"Why I Lived at the P. O." by Eudora
(The) View from Pompey's Head by
Welty, 255
Hamilton Basso, 91, 93, 94
"(The) Wide Net" by Eudora Welty, 264-268
"View of the Moderns: Conversation with
Williams, John S., rep. from MS, 303
Mrs. Hamilton Basso," interviewers D.
Williams, Tennessee, 212, 215
G. Kehl and Barbara Bennett, 81-97
Wilson, Edmund, 82, 83, 84
Virginia, Petersburg, 173-188;
Williamsburg, 173; Jacksonian Wilson, William A., 371
democracy, 190, 197; post-Civil War Winslow, Erving, Anti-Imperialist League, 303
Wolfe, Thomas, 81, 87-90
black business community, 229-252;
(The) Woman Traveler and the Dynamic
Emory and Henry College, 342
Journey: Narrative, Psychological,
and Social Process in Eudora Welty's
W Short Fiction" by Marilyn C. Wesley,
253-269
"(The) Worn Path" by Eudora Welty, 268
Walker, Henry James, “Henry Clayton and Wright, Fielding, 116, 117
the Secession Movement in Ala- Wright, Wallace W., 117, 120
bama," 341