| Southern Quarterly 2004 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Approaching community in Carson McCullers's "The Heart is a Lonely Hunter". | Regional focus/area studies | Murray, Jennifer |
| "A whole world of possibilities spinning around her": female adolescence in the contemporary southern fiction of Josephine Humphreys, Jill McCorkle, and Tina Ansa. | Regional focus/area studies | Town, Caren J. |
| Beth Henley's "The Debutante Ball" and the modern neurosis. | Regional focus/area studies | Plunka, Gene A. |
| Betty Bivins Edwards: Food, Ritual and the Southern Experience. | Regional focus/area studies | Joiner, Dorothy |
| Caroline Gordon, Aleck Maury, and the heroic cycle. | Regional focus/area studies | Millichap, Joseph |
| Caroline Miller, 1903-1992. | Regional focus/area studies | Wright, Emily |
| Failing fictions: the conflicting and shifting social emphases of Kate Chopin's "local color" stories. | Regional focus/area studies | Holtman, Janet |
| Gail Godwin's message: to those who want wholeness. | Regional focus/area studies | McMullen, Jennifer |
| Holy Mackerel.(Movie Review) | Regional focus/area studies | Kellman, Steven G. |
| "Ineffable Sociabilities": Criss-crossing, game-playing, and sight-seeing with Walker Percy in "His Delta". | Regional focus/area studies | Rudnicki, Robert W. |
| Katherine Anne Porter's "Magic": levels of meaning in a neglected masterpiece. | Regional focus/area studies | Unrue, Darlene Harbour |
| Making patriarchy work for you: Jill Conner Browne's Southern, retrofeminist conduct manuals. | Regional focus/area studies | Haddox, Thomas F. |
| Moving into the rooming house: interiority and stage space in Tennessee Williams's Fugitive Kind and Vieux Carre. | Regional focus/area studies | O'Connor, Jacqueline |
| Mythic consciousness, cultural politics: the early novels of Caroline Gordon. | Regional focus/area studies | Lewis, Nghana Tamu |
| Narrative and the "gift of vision": The photography of Jack Spencer. | Regional focus/area studies | McDonald, Robert L. |
| Playing lady and imitating aristocrats: race, class, and money in 'Delta Wedding' and the 'Ponder Heart'. | Regional focus/area studies | Costello, Brannon |
| Sexing the domestic: Eudora Welty's Delta Wedding and the sexology movement. | Regional focus/area studies | Patterson, Laura Sloan |
| "That Evening Sun(g):" blues inscribing black space in white stories. | Regional focus/area studies | Peek, Charles A. |
| "The common humanity that is in us all": toward racial reconciliation in Gaines's 'A Lesson Before Dying'. | Regional focus/area studies | Piacentino, Ed |
| The death of the author: Eudora Welty's canonical status. | Regional focus/area studies | Ford, Sarah |
| The South beheld: the influence of James Agee on James Dickey. | Regional focus/area studies | Maxwell, Angie |
| Walking on water. | Regional focus/area studies | Ruffin, Paul |
| Will, Appetite, alchemy, Faulkner, and two French poets: Fred Chappell's "The Inkling". | Regional focus/area studies | Clabough, Casey |
| William Faulkner's Ibero-American Novel Project: the politics of translation and the Cold War. | Regional focus/area studies | Cohn, Deborah |
| Women at war: The Civil War diaries of Floride Clemson and Cornelia Peake McDonald. | Regional focus/area studies | Juncker, Clara |
| "You Ain't Never Caught a Rabbit": Covering and signifyin' in Alice Walkers's "Nineteen Fifty-Five". | Regional focus/area studies | Michelsen, David J. |
| "You would think me far gone in romance": Eliza Lucas Pinckney and fictions of female identity in the colonial South. | Regional focus/area studies | Bowles, Emily |
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