The Indicted South: Public Criticism, Southern Inferiority, and the Politics of Whiteness

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Contents
Acknowledgments
INTRODUCTION: The Anatomy of Inferiority
PART I. THE LONG SHADOW OF SCOPES
	1 The Triptych of the Twenties: Bryan, Darrow, and Mencken and What They Meant to the White South
	2 Tennessee vs. Civilization: Scopes Takes on a Southern Accent
	3 Reactionary Fundamentalism: The Founding of William Jennings Bryan College
PART II. THE WRITER AS SOUTHERNER
	4 Fugitives Captured: The Wasteland of Southern Identity
	5 A Knock at Midnight: The Agrarian Plea for the South
	6 The Not So New Criticism: Reconfigured, yet Unregenerate
PART III. THE AMASSMENT OF RESISTANCE
	7 Black, White, Gray, and Brown: The Old Dominion Confronts Integration
	8 Byrd Watching: The South on the National Stage
	9 Excursion into Fantasy: The Doctrine of Interposition
EPILOGUE: The Politics of Inferiority: Conservatism, Creationism, and the Culture Wars
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