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A collection of the great Southern Educators of Today |
Dixie Education |
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Abbeville lectures; Page two The Abbeville Institute is an Dixie-EDU attends and records their summer school’s and conferences and makes these excellent lectures available to you. Visit their home page for more information. |
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Abbeville 2007 Summer School _____ "The Origin of New England Sectional Nationalism, "Dr. Donald Livingston
Abbeville 2008 Summer School _____ 'Tiger's Meat': Abolitionism in Antebellum America, Part I," Prof. Clyde Wilson
Abbeville 2009 Summer School _____“The Southern Political Tradition” Prof. Carey Roberts /“Reconstruction: An Overview “ Prof. Clyde Wilson Prof. Cary Roberts _____“Reconstruction in the Experience of the Southern People” Prof. Clyde Wilson _____“The Economic Cost of Reconstruction” Dr. John Devanny _____“The Human Cost of Reconstruction” Dr. John Devanny _____“What was the ‘Construction’in Reconstruction?” Eric Richardson _____“Definitions of a Good American: The Northern Influence on the First Free Generation of African Americans” Dr. Troy Kickler _____“More Baptist Than Black: A History of Black Baptists in Reconstruction” Dr. Troy Kickler _____“William Gilmore Simms on Reconstruction” Prof. David Aiken _____“Reconstruction’s Legacy in U.S. Occupation Policy After WW I & II” Lt. Col. (Retired) Jonathan White _____ “Constitutional Reconstruction: The Fourteenth Amendment and Its Legacy” Prof. Donald Livingston _____“Constitutional Reconstruction: Texas vs. White, and Its Legacy “ Dr. John Emison _____“The Lost Cause Movement and the War Against Leviathan” Prof. Jack Trotter _____ “Questions and Answerspart #1 and #2” 99 min Panel discussion
BONUS: Enjoy Picken and Grinnen on the banjo on some of these tracks by Alan Harrelson
"The Greatness of Southern Literature"
______ “We are What We Remember: The Literature of the South” "The Old South and the Origins of a Real American Literature" Prof. Clyde Wilson ______ "William Gilmore Simms' Place in American Literature, Part 1 and 2" Sean Busick ______ "Interwar Charleston Writers and the Southern Tradition" Alan Harrelson ______ "Faulkner as Southerner, part 3” James Kibler ______ "Flannery O'Connor and the Southern Sacramental Imagination." William Wilson ______ "The Southern Agrarians: Some Personal Recollections" Tom Landess ______ "Southern Scholarship vs. Neo-Conservatism: M.E. Bradford and the National Endowment for the Humanities" Tom Landess ______ "Joel Chandler Harris, Thomas Nelson Page and the New South Movement" Jack Trotter ______ Discussion of Faulkner's The Unvanquished ($5.00)
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