"Published with the assistance of the Anniversary Endowment Fund of the University of North Carolina Press." "Sponsored by the Center for the Study of Southern Culture at the University of Mississippi." Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Contents:
Southern media cultures -- Broadcast news, voices, and accents -- Comic strips -- Film, censorship of -- Film, civil rights in -- Film, Civil War in -- Film, comedy -- Film, documentary -- Film, ethnicity in -- Film, exploitation -- Film, good ole boy -- Film, horror -- Film, independent -- Film, lynching -- Film, musical -- Film, music (southern) in -- Film, plantation in -- Film, politics in -- Film, prison -- Film, race in (1890s-1930s) -- Film, religion in -- Film, silent -- Film exhibition -- Film industry -- Internet representations of the south -- Journalism (print) and civil rights (1954-1968) -- Journalism (print) and labor -- Journalists, new south -- Magazines -- Newspapers -- Newspapers, Spanish-language -- Photojournalism -- Radio, Spanish-language -- Radio industry, early -- Radio industry, modern -- Segregationists' use of media -- Television, civil rights and -- Television movies -- Television series (1940s-1980s) -- Television series (1980 to present). James Agee -- All the king's men -- Robert Altman -- Appalshop -- Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker -- Tallulah Bankhead -- Red Barber -- The Beatles and Jesus controversy -- The Beverly hillbillies -- Lloyd Binford -- The birth of a nation -- Margaret Bourke-White -- Craig Brewer -- Anita Bryant -- Cable News Network (CNN) -- Erskine Caldwell and film -- Truman Capote -- Asa Carter -- Hodding Carter -- James Carville -- Cherokee phoenix -- Chick flicks -- Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) -- The Civil War (Ken Burns's) -- Ethan and Joel Coen -- Stephen Colbert -- Pat Conroy, film adaptations -- Country Music Television (CMT) -- Cox Enterprises -- Michael Curtiz -- Bette Davis -- Ossie Davis -- The defiant ones -- Deliverance -- Designing women -- Dixie Chicks Controversy -- Driving Miss Daisy -- The Dukes of Hazzard -- Eyes on the prize -- Jerry Falwell -- William Faulkner and film -- Stepin Fetchit -- Horton Foote -- Tennessee Ernie Ford -- Morgan Freeman -- Ava Gardner -- "Brother Dave" Gardner -- Harry Golden -- Gone with the wind -- Billy Graham -- Grand Ole Opry -- Great speckled bird -- Andy Griffith -- John Grisham, film adaptations of -- Joel Chandler Harris -- Hee Haw -- William Bradford Huie -- Charlayne Hunter-Gault -- I am a fugitive from a chain gang -- Inherit the wind -- In the heat of the night -- The intruder -- Molly Ivins -- Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings -- Jezebel -- James Earl Jones -- Elia Kazan -- Stetson Kennedy -- James J. Kilpatrick -- Martin Luther King, Jr., media representation of -- Spike Lee -- Vivian Leigh -- Living blues -- Mandingo -- Doug Marlette -- Carson McCullers and film -- Ross McElwee -- Ralph McGill -- Butterfly McQueen -- Mississippi burning -- Jerry Mitchell, Jr. -- Sputnik Monroe -- Willie Morris -- Bill Moyers -- Nashville -- The Nashville Network (TNN or Spike) -- New Orleans Times-Picayune -- Norman Film Studios -- Nothing but a man -- Victor Nuñez -- Flannery O'Connor in film and television -- Oxford American -- Dolly Parton -- Minnie Pearl -- Tyler Perry -- Pinky -- Elvis Presley -- Elvis Presley, dead on film -- Radio free Dixie -- The real McCoys -- Jean Renoir -- Burt Reynolds -- Martin Ritt -- Pat Robertson -- Roots -- Charlie Rose -- John Sayles -- Dinah Shore -- Show boat -- Song of the south -- Southern cultures -- Southern exposure -- Southern living -- Sissy Spacek -- A streetcar named Desire -- Jimmy Swaggart -- Telemundo -- Billy Bob Thornton -- A time to kill -- To kill a mockingbird -- Ted Turner -- King Vidor -- The Waltons -- Way down south -- WDIA -- Ida B. Wells-Barnett -- WHER -- Tennessee Williams and film -- Oproah Winfrey -- WLAC -- Joanne Woodward -- WSM -- P.B. Young.
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