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  Volume 52, Number 3, Spring 2015

Table of Contents

The Mississippi River as an Icon of Twentieth-Century Southern Identity

The Mississippi River and Images of the Twentieth-Century South

pp. 5-9
Philip C. Kolin
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Roustabouts, Steamboats, and the Old Way to Dixie: The Mississippi River and the Southern Imaginary in the Early Twentieth Century

pp. 10-29
Thomas Ruys Smith
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Reckoning with “the Crookedest River in the World”: The Maps of Harold Norman Fisk

pp. 30-44
Christopher Morris
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p. 45
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Faulkner on the Mississippi: Popular Currents of Realism in If I Forget Thee, Jerusalem

pp. 46-62
Ted Atkinson
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Eudora Welty’s Mississippi River: A View from the Shore

pp. 63-80
Pearl Amelia McHaney
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p. 81
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p. 82
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“Broad and Slow and Yellow”: Navigating Precarity in Shirley Ann Grau’s Mississippi River

pp. 83-97
Alison Graham Bertolini
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p. 98
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“Just a Half a Mile from the Mississippi Bridge”: The Mississippi River Valley Origins of Rock and Roll

pp. 99-120
Michael Allen
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Viewing the Iconic Mississippi: Strategies of Reenactment in River Panoramas and Bill Morrison’s The Great Flood (2013)

pp. 121-136
Phillip Gentile
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“Paddle Your Own Canoe”: Eddy L. Harris’s Mississippi Solo and an Invitation to Communitas

pp. 137-149
Barbara Eckstein
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River-Shaped: Growing Up at the Mouth of the Mississippi

pp. 150-159
Sheryl St. Germain
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The River’s Business: A Photo Essay

pp. 160-168
Jianqing Zheng
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Notes on Contributors

pp. 169-170
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