...Frank J. Huffman, Jr. Copyright © 1977 by Duke University Press 1977 Town and Country in the South, 1850-1880: A Comparison of Urban and Rural Social Structures Frank J. Huffman, Jr. Daniel R. Hundley in Social Relations in Our Southern States de­ scribes an encounter in 1857 with an old...

...Caroline B. Sherman Copyright © 1929 by Duke University Press 1929 RURAL STANDARDS OF LIVING CAROLINE B. SHERMAN U. S. Department of Agriculture STANDARD of living studies among city dwellers have been watched with equanimity and interest for many years. Now that investigators are beginning...

...Caroline B. Sherman Copyright © 1925 by Duke University Press 1925 Rural Improvement Through Encouragement Caroline B. Sherman U. S. Department of Agriculture For two decades the nation has heard, in season and out, of the drawbacks, limitations and tragedies of rural life. The farmer...

...John Lee Coulter Copyright © 1913 by Duke University Press 1913 The Rural Life Problem of the South* John Lee Coulter Expert Special Agent for Agriculture, Bureau of the Census I have been asked to state for your consideration what I con­ sider to be the rural life problem of the South...

...Caroline B. Sherman Copyright © 1943 by Duke University Press 1943 RURAL LITERATURE FACES PEACE CAROLINE B. SHERMAN INTENSIFICATION of the war interest means a time of peace for rural literature. Preoccupation with the countries to the South and with Continental matters has been evident...

...William H. Glasson Copyright © 1909 by Duke University Press 1909 Volume VIII. JULY, 1909. Number 3. The South Atlantic Quarterly. Working for the Common Good: Rural and City Improvement in the South By William H. Glasson Professor of Economics in Trinity College One who is interested...

...Walter J. Matherly Copyright © 1936 by Duke University Press 1936 The South Atlantic Quarterly Vol. XXXV JULY, 1936 Number 3 RURAL YESTERDAYS IN THE UPPER SOUTH WALTER J. MATHERLY THE FARM on which I was reared was located in the semi-highlands of the upper South. While my father was a native...

...Caroline B. Sherman Copyright © 1938 by Duke University Press 1938 OUR RURAL POETRY CAROLINE B. SHERMAN IN THE CRITICAL appraisal of our American writing the rural poetry of today holds its own in comparison with other kinds of poetry as it has done in no other period of our literature. Nor...

...Josiah Moffatt Copyright © 1939 by Duke University Press 1939 POST-WAR DIVERSIONS OF THE RURAL SOUTH JOSIAH MOFFATT THERE WAS great rejoicing among the Negroes on the planta­ tions when a seasonable cold snap just before Christmas was immediately utilized for the slaughter of the fat porkers...

...Gilbert T. Stephenson Copyright © 1914 by Duke University Press 1914 Volume XIII APRIL, 1914 Number 2 The South Atlantic Quarterly The Segregation of the White and Negro Races in Rural Communities of North Carolina Gilbert T. Stephenson Author of Race Distinctions in American Law. Mr...

...Clarence Poe Copyright © 1914 by Duke University Press 1914 Volume XIII JULY, 1914 Number 3 The South Atlantic Quarterly Rural Land Segregation Between Whites and Negroes: A Reply to Mr. Stephenson Clarence Poe Editor of The Progressive Farmer In the April issue of the South Atlantic...

...Robert S. Smith Rural Life in Argentina . By Taylor Carl C. . Baton Rouge : Louisiana State University Press , 1948 . Pp. xx , 464 . $6.00 . Copyright © 1948 by Duke University Press 1948 598 The South Atlantic Quarterly he feels, expect an inevitable attack by capitalism...

...Arthur B. Ferguson 120 The South Atlantic Quarterly look up such elusive words as obnubilation, maieutics, alopecia, distopia and anacoluthon. DUKE UNIVERSITY I. B. HOLLEY, JR. Change and Tradition in Rural England: An anthology of writ­ ings on country life. Chosen and Edited by Denys Thompson...

...Jack Temple Kirby Copyright © 1969 by Duke University Press 1969 Clarence Poe s Vision of a Segregated "Great Rural Civilization Jack Temple Kirby Between 1890 and 1905 each of the old slave-Confederate states capitulated to racism. The Reconstruction amendments, the Fifteenth...

... and carried out in the early 1930s, covered all aspects of white rural poverty in South Africa. The first part of the essay discusses what made these comparisons possible by showing how American philanthropic organizations—especially the Carnegie Corporation—carved out spaces for the production and exchange...

... the acceleration of a specific proletarianization—successive generations of rural migrant workers ( nongmingong ) have become the mainstay of the country’s export-processing sector, but they cannot become “free” laborers in the market. Within the dormitory labor regime, in which work and residence are tightly...

...Kevin Lin; Pun Ngai In June 2018, a group of Chinese truck drivers, overwhelmingly made up of rural migrant workers, staged wildcat strikes across China to demand better pay from a monopolistic, logistic, app-based platform. The strike wave intersects with two emerging phenomena in China...

...Massimo De Angelis What does it mean to say no to a capitalist social system that has the power to put life to work for its own development and, in so doing, shapes subjectivities, horizons, architectures, urban and rural spaces, life rhythms, ecologies, and polities in its own image? This question...