Poetry for the people: Country Music and American social change

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The South, Country Music was an expression of the pain, dreams, struggles, beliefs and moral dilemmas of the people and reflected their social change. The popular country songs of the period have been the poetry for the people, reflecting the attitude and lifestyles of the Southerners and its audience related to the message conveyed through them.

Evaluation, Social change, Country music

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The southern way of death: The meaning of death in Antebellum white evangelical culture

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Death is a common denominator in human experience, but anthropologists have found that the responses it evokes are astonishingly various, and very few studies have focused on the attitudes of American Southerners towards death. Their attitude towards death and the meaning of death in Antebellum White Evangelical culture are studied.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Death, Americans

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The Sound and the Fury: Southern voices in the United States Senate

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Senator Thad Cochran was invited to speak on The Sound and the Fury: Southern Voices in the United States Senate during the 18th Natchez Literary and Cinema Celebration. He speaks about Southerners who became Senators.

Political activity, Legislators, Speeches, lectures and essays, Senators, Speech, Cochran, Thad

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