...Urban T. Holmes, Jr. Immortal Village . By Peattie Donald Culross . Chicago : University of Chicago Press , 1945 . Pp. xxiv , 201 . $2.75 . Copyright © 1946 by Duke University Press 1946 398 The South Atlantic Quarterly his summers on a Connecticut farm where he...

...Thomas F. Parker Copyright © 1910 by Duke University Press 1910 The South Carolina Cotton Mill Village A Manufacturer s View.* By Thomas F. Parker, President of the Monaghan Cotton Mills. In South Carolina 150,000 persons, or one fifth of its white population, live in cotton mill villages...

...Carlin T. Kindilien Copyright © 1957 by Duke University Press 1957 THE VILLAGE WORLD OF LIZETTE WOODWORTH REESE Carlin T. Kindilien THE FIRST volume of poetry written by Lizette Woodworth Reese appeared unheralded and without explanation in 1887, the year following the death of Emily...

...: The Deserted Village of Jay Parini Jay Parini’s new novel, The Apprentice Lover, comes to us soon after a biography of Robert Frost...

...William B. Hamilton The Lost Villages of England . By Beresford Maurice . New York : Philosophical Library , 1954 . Pp. 445 . $12.00 . Copyright © 1957 by Duke University Press 1957 Book Reviews 259 letters written by George Sandys to friends and realtives in England prob­...

...Rita Laura Segato Colonial intervention in what I have called the village world (Segato 2015) has minoritized everything regarding women. The term minoritization refers to women's representation and collective position in social thought: minoritizing women means relegating all issues related...

... to Levantine culture. Hence, in his 1848 account of the U.S. naval expedition of the Red Sea and Jordan, William Lynch compared Arabs to Indians and the Holy Land to the U.S. Southwest. During the Gilded Age, Mark Twain compared Palestinian villages to western U.S. mining camps. In the 1940s, World War II war...

..., determined to change US policy toward Sudan. One of the signature activities of the Sudan movement was the practice of “slave redemption,” in which activists purchased people who had been abducted by northern militias, bringing them back to their villages in southern Sudan. Overall, the conflict in Sudan...

...Marina Sitrin Since the end of 2010, millions of people around the globe have been taking to the streets in cities, towns, and villages—assembling in plazas and occupying parks, buildings, homes, and schools. This new wave of movement is both revolutionary in the day-to-day sense of the word...

... hundred village corporations located within these boundaries. The settlement, in other words, transformed communal lands into corpo­ rate property, thus disrupting traditional land management practices.4 As a corporate asset, land becomes vulnerable to loss, and the separation of tribes from...

... a three-hundred-foot cliff, they came to a plateau which provided easy going despite long grass. After a two-hour march, the landing party reached high ground just in front of Malua Village, which lay in a depression. Whether, or how, Captain Robins or Commissioner King or the French Commissioner were...

... hyangni, a village near Kooni range, composed of two major firing ranges built in 1951 and 1968. This persistent movement finally led to the closing of the range in 2005.4 The next major local movement emerged in Pyeongtaek in the early 1990s in order to protect local communities and chal- lenge...

... that in the recent past have ap­ proached the villager separately. The district and divisional councils especially have an important role to play in reviewing the progress of the administration generally. Second, from the union upward the councils are intended to help rally support for local developmental projects...

..., and the last few By means of government cutter, of row-boat, and of motor-truck, the writer of this article journeyed hundreds of miles into the remoter regions of the Carolina coastal country. The resulting material is factual and authentic. It is the fruit of much time spent in the fishing villages...

... formulated in Valentin Mudimbe and Bogumil Jewsiewicki s general argument all have specific counterparts in Russia s literary imagined communities of the last three decades. During the 1960s and 1970s, the nostalgic portrait of the Russian village on the brink of extinction in Siberia or in the Russian...

... to leave those parts of the landscape that signify the antiquity of the Galilee intact. The signi ers of the ancient Galilee were located in emptied Palestinian villages and quarters. This revi- sion of spatial narrative thus produced a paradoxical reality: the space in which much of the indigenous...

... was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Biography for her book Jonathan Edwards. This time she has chosen the meetinghouse of the village as the center from which to study the development of life and thought in New England. Her object, she says, is not to repeat the familiar outline of early religious history...

... the wet grass of upper pastures. They grew accustomed to seeing him sprawled near his favorite tree on the bank of a stream. When he died, he was borne with customary dirges to his grave among the dead of the village. The melodramatic Redbreast stanza which Gray eventually canceled12 further suggests...

... ornamentation just what is being done by the management of this mill, the Victor Manufacturing Company at Greers, for the welfare of the employees and their families. In this mill village the church is fortunately a center of influence. The divorce of the working people from the church has not come about here...