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| Foreword: Acts of Translation | ||
| Acknowledgments | ||
| Introduction: A New Generation of Louisiana Writers | ||
| Louisiana Narratives and Folk Traditions | ||
| Living on the Edge in Rebecca Wells's Little Altars Everywhere | 3 | |
| Food and Foodways in Michael Lee West's She Flew the Coop: A Novel Concerning Life, Sex, and Recipes in Limoges, Louisiana | 11 | |
| New Orleans Mothers and Sons: Familial Relationships in John Kennedy Toole's The Neon Bible | 19 | |
| "This Is the Kingfish": Huey Long's Autobiography, Every Man a King | 27 | |
| Locating Community in Contemporary Southern Fiction: A Cultural Analysis of Robert Olen Butler's A Good Scent from a Strange Mountain | 37 | |
| The Spell of the Swampland: The Tales of Shirley Ann Grau | 47 | |
| "All Our Stories Begin Here": Heroism and Sense of Place in James Lee Burke's Dave Robicheaux Mystery Series | 57 | |
| From Huey Long to Willie Stark: Louisiana Politics in All the King's Men | 67 | |
| Paganism, Papism, Protestantism, and the New Southern Religion | ||
| Postmodernism Goes South: John Dufresne's Louisiana Power and Light | 77 | |
| Fiction Is My Religion: Conversations with John Dufresne | 87 | |
| Invoking Generational Demons: Orality and Catholicism in The Witching Hour | 99 | |
| The Complicated Catholicism of Andre Dubus | 107 | |
| Lady of the Earth and Moon: Goddess Imagery and the Ya-Yas | 115 | |
| "Black cat bone and snake wisdom": New Orleanian Hoodoo, Haitian Voodoo, and Rereading Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God | 123 | |
| Three Castes of Race and Gender | ||
| Awakening the "Essence of Blue": The Emerging Southern Women of Kate Chopin and Moira Crone | 143 | |
| Equality for African-American (Wo)Men: Quests for Masculinity in Ernest Gaines's Bloodline | 153 | |
| "Against Regulations": Southern Women in the Fiction of Rebecca Wells | 163 | |
| Ellen Gilchrist's Heroines: The Scourge of New Orleans | 173 | |
| Rape and Redemption: The Revision of "Colored" Female Chastity in Pauline Hopkins's Contending Forces and Anne Rice's The Feast of All Saints | 183 | |
| Bloodlines: Creoles of Color and Identity in the Fiction of Ernest Gaines | 193 | |
| Selected Bibliography | 203 | |
| Index | 207 | |
| About the Editors and Contributors | 215 |
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Humbrrto Garza
reviewed Songs Of The New South, Vol. 8 on October 27, 2016
Songs Of The New South, Vol. 8
An broad, but not terribly deep, analysis of a fascinating subject. Nice to see "Soylent Green" getting the academic treatment though.
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