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Appalachia in regional context: place matters

Caison, Gina(Contributions by)Davis, David A.(Contributions by)Engelhardt, Elizabeth(Contributions by)Gaventa, John(Contributions by)Gray, Mary L.(Contributions by)Haywood, John(Contributions by)Hernandez-Ehrisman, Laura(Contributions by)hooks, bell(Contributions by)Joseph, Philip(Contributions by)Kirby, Rich(Contributions by)Mason, Carol A.(Contributions by)Pen, Ron(Contributions by)Pickles, John(Contributions by)Ryden, Kent C.(Contributions by)Satterwhite, Emily(Contributions by)Smith, Barbara Ellen(Contributions by)Billings, Dwight B.(Edited by)Kingsolver, Ann E.(Edited by)
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In an increasingly globalised world, place matters more than ever.

Nowhere is that more true than in Appalachian studies.

Drawing on cultural anthropology, sociology, geography, media studies, political science, gender studies, ethnography, social theory, art, music, and literature, this volume furthers the exploration of new perspectives on one of America's most compelling and misunderstood regions.

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University Press of Kentucky
0813175348 / 9780813175348
eBook (EPUB)
01/02/2018
English
192 pages
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