A Rose for Emily William Faulkner's short story 
.... Only in a small
southern town of this era could a woman vanquish the city authorities with flat repeated statements of denial, "I have no taxes in Jefferson . ....
(1288
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Violent Films
.... Rosewood is a violent movie, portraying the inexplicable mob rule acts of a white
southern town as acted out upon a black
southern town. ....
(685
3
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To Kill A Mockingbird
To Kill A Mockingbird is a film based on Harper Lee's best selling novel about a lawyer in a small
southern town dominated by prejudice who defends a black man ....
(803
3
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Thomas Wolfe
.... The character developed in a small
southern town, with a drunken father, a shrewish mother, and a family of quarreling brothers and sisters: Eugene, in ....
(1548
6
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DROUGHT IN SOUTHERN NEVADA
.... From the Mirage's aquatic volcano and the Venetian's outdoor canals to lush golf coursesà..a quick drive around
town belies the fact that
Southern Nevada is ....
(1527
6
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Faulkner & A Rose for Miss Emily
.... true to her first-family roots, she se cluded herself in an imperious manner, more or less consistent with the expectations of a small
Southern town and more ....
(2480
10
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Racial Order at Cape Town
.... Outcast Cape
Town. Minneapolis: University of The principal issues and events in the history of
southern Africa from the origins of settlement to about 1500 ....
(6092
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To Kill A Mockingbird (1962)
To Kill A Mockingbird (1962) is set in a small
Southern town in the 1930s. An idealistic white lawyer (Gregory Peck) defends a black ....
(744
3
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Feminist Critique of A Rose for Emily
.... However, Miss Emily kills Homer Barron, a reinforcement of the
town's social values since no
southern lady would have a northerner, but this crime is never ....
(1459
6
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Growing Up In Mississippi Review
.... of their predecessors, but this book offers young people and adults a chance to explore the past and how upbringing and small-
town Southern life influenced the ....
(729
3
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ETHICAL IMAGES OF LAWYERS
.... of the state." In another novel of this genre, Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird (1960), Atticus Finch, a country lawyer in a small
Southern town "stood up ....
(2680
11
)
"The Dutchman" and "Blues for Mister Charlie"
.... The two plays - one set in an urban Northern city, and the other in a rural
Southern town - take place in about the same time period. ....
(1988
8
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Hamlet & Miss Emily
.... p. 429). Hamlet's position is one of royalty, similar to Miss Emily's aristocratic position in her
Southern town. Miss Emily would ....
(269
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DELTA WEDDING Delta Wedding
.... are far outweighed by her beautiful descriptions and her brilliant insights about the mindsets and motivations of her funny
southern small-
town characters. ....
(1926
8
)
Expressive Individualism in America
.... Oxford, Miss.: Yoknapatawpha P, 1980. Slim, warm memoir of childhood in a small
Southern town by one who grew up to be a Rhodes scholar and Harper's editor. ....
(5294
21
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The Ku Klux Klan
.... Political affiliation was a key factor to Klan membership and all Klansmen were sympathetic to the
southern Democratic party. Many of a
town's most respected ....
(2022
8
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Historical Cultural Analysis
.... Agent Ward and Agent Anderson attempt to get information from the tight-lipped, small
southern racist
town with varying degrees of success and plenty of failure ....
(1513
6
)
Historical Cultural Analysis of Films About Slavery
.... Agent Ward and Agent Anderson attempt to get information from the tight-lipped, small
southern racist
town with varying degrees of success and plenty of failure ....
(1513
6
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Nonverbal aspects of Film Communication
.... now a prostitute but also a single mother and trying to earn 85 cents for dinner, is seen drinking and smoking and living in the black part of a
Southern town. ....
(1959
8
)
Relation of the Town to Miss Emily
.... Yet even this example has to do with past notions of
Southern gentility and .... demonstrate that the relationship between Miss Emily and the
town is predicated on ....
(965
4
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The Italian Sonnet
.... "Day of Absence," depicts a fictitious
Southern town where one day all the black people suddenly disappear, leaving the white folks to fend for themselves. ....
(2644
11
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BLACKS and the Siege of Petersburg
.... Strategically, Petersburg was a crucial site for the
Southern Armies to defend, since the
town was the center of critical railroad connections. ....
(1083
4
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Places In The Heart
.... The setting is very effective in portraying the seemingly beautiful and pastoral environment of
southern small
town Texas life, while being able to demonstrate ....
(733
3
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Racism in Southern Life
Racism permeated every aspect of
southern life style and thus every part of an .... White businesses in
town employed Negroes as janitors only, and there was never ....
(1590
6
)
Female Characters of Novelist Clyde Edgerton
.... Charles comes from a big
town, Raney from a small one. Raney is a devout
Southern Baptist, and Charles, more liberal in his thinking. ....
(1845
7
)
Historical Cultural Analysis
.... two FBI men looking for the killers of three Civil Rights activists attempt to get information from the tight-lipped, small
southern racist
town with varying ....
(2908
12
)
Florida and Southern Political Life
.... in his chapter on Florida in a compendium on
Southern politics published .... Anglo community whose members ultimately found themselves outsiders in their own
town. ....
(4170
17
)
Southern Plantation Aristocracy
.... begun by six Confederate veterans in the central Tennessee
town of Pulaski .... a justification for its activities as a defender of the
Southern population against ....
(4232
17
)
History of Munich
.... Munich quickly became one of the centers of learning in the region partially because it was the only major
town in
southern Germany, partially because the ....
(2146
9
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Female characters of novelist Clyde Edgerton
.... Charles comes from a big
town, Raney from a small one. Raney is a devout
Southern Baptist, and Charles, more liberal in his thinking. ....
(3402
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