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Embodying Dixie - Studies in the Body Pedagogics of Southern Whiteness (Paperback)
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Embodying Dixie - Studies in the Body Pedagogics of Southern Whiteness (Paperback)
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Embodying Dixie offers a critical exploration into how race-based
identities are formed in and around the educative bodies of the US
South. Using historiographic and ethnographic methods to analyze
the pedagogies and practices at the University of Mississippi (more
reverently known as 'Ole Miss'), the interrelated studies within
this book bring into focus how transformational episodes such as
the US Civil War, the Great Depression, World War II, Brown v.
Board, and the Civil Rights Movement-as well as more recent events
such as September 11, 2001 and Hurricane Katrina-have influenced
the physical and social relations on the campus and beyond. This
book canvases a university defined by a history of slavery,
segregation, and exclusion; a university that has in recent years
brought international notoriety for preserving symbols (i.e. the
Confederate flag or the school sporting mascot, 'Colonel Reb'),
practices (i.e. the 'Confederate Lawn Party' or songs of the Old
South), and spaces (i.e. campus monuments) of the Confederate
South. Through this detour deep into the heart of Dixie, we learn
important lessons about citizenship, power, and politics in US
cultural life. In sum, Embodying Dixie tells the story of an
institution still wrestling with an exclusionary past on its way
toward a more inclusive future.
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