-sudye-cauthen.jpg)
e-Book Southern Comforts: Rooted in a Florida Place (Center Books on the American South) download
by Sudye Cauthen
Fb2 size: 1734 kb
DJVU size: 1858 kb
Votes: 574
Other Formats: lrf txt doc azw
In Southern Comforts, this fifth-generation Floridian blends memoir, oral . Sudye Cauthen, founder of the North Florida Center for Documentary Studies, directed Florida's first ools program.
In Southern Comforts, this fifth-generation Floridian blends memoir, oral history, and cultural geography to explore the tensions between community and environment in America today and her own ambivalence about Alachua, the place just north of Gainesville where she was born and reared. Cauthen raises a cry for all that is lost as Florida's-and and traditions are replaced by interstates, condos, shopping malls, and the new way of life they represent.
This books ( Southern Comforts: Rooted in a Florida Place (Center Books on the American South) ) Made by Sudye Cauthen About Books Southern Comforts The Florida I love is perishing, says Sudye Cauthen. In "Southern Comforts," this. In "Southern Comforts," this fifth-generation Floridian blends memoir, oral history, and cultural geography to explore the tensions between community and environment in America today and her own ambivalence about Alachua, the place just north of Gainesville where she was born and reared.
Sudye Cauthen was reared in Alachua County Florida and the author of Southern Comforts: Rooted in a Florida Place .
Sudye Cauthen was reared in Alachua County Florida and the author of Southern Comforts: Rooted in a Florida Place & Florida's.
The book is organized into two major. to a place which, consciously, she has tried to leave for decades. Cauthen’s self-questioning moves Southern Comforts out of straight memoir and toward something else. parts, one focusing on the countryside and the other on the town, and a third briefer part that revisits the. changed place today. The two major parts can be seen as relating in several ways – a move from the wider.
Southern Comforts: Rooted in a Florida Place (Center Books on the American South Se. . Sudye Cauthen has written a resonant and evocative book about the place where she grew up and watched change. Sudye Cauthen. The road speaks, she writes, and she has listened well, rendering Bellamy Road with inspired words that convey the sensory life there, the remembered experiences and the family and community members who come alive for readers, and the deep marks on the landscape left from prehistoric beasts to Timucan Indians to frontier ancestors to her own neighbors and friends. Her words sing with passion for the place.
Through their words and hers, Cauthen explores northern Florida's unique history Center Books on the American South.
Through their words and hers, Cauthen explores northern Florida's unique history. In Southern Comforts, this fifth-generation Floridian blends memoir, oral history, and cultural geography to explore th. Specifications. Center Books on the American South. Center for American Places.
Request PDF On Aug 10, 2009, T. Hallock and others published Southern Comforts: Rooted in a Florida Place .
Thesis (Ph. -University of Florida, 1997. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 140-154). A study of one southern place : Alachua, Florida /. Cauthen.
Southern Comforts: Rooted in a Florida Place (Chicago: Center for American Places, 2007). SB472 R385 1999 Cosgrove, Denis E. Geometry and Vision: Seeing, Imagining and Representing the World (New York: I. B. Tauris, 2008).
Southern Comforts book. The Florida I love is perishing, says Sudye Cauthen. Start by marking Southern Comforts: Rooted in a Florida Place as Want to Read: Want to Read savin. ant to Read.
Part self-reflection, part meditation, and part social analysis, Cauthen's work threads through the stories of blacks, whites, and Native Americans--men and women--including her own family members. Through their words and hers, Cauthen explores northern Florida's unique history, culture, and geography while she seeks a greater understanding of herself and her surroundings.
Cauthen's journey takes readers down dirt roads and city streets, to her people's tobacco fields and churches. She sifts sand at an archaeological dig for the lost Spanish mission of Santa Fe de Toloca, peers into an aboriginal grave, and everywhere marshals evidence for the primacy of place in determining who we are. One story takes us on a fox hunt; another reveals lingering racial problems. Permeating the book is the ever-present menace of growth and development and what it holds for Cauthen's Florida.
ISBN13: 978-0375755569
language: English
Subcategory: United States
ISBN13: 978-1403405661
language: English
Subcategory: Geography and Cultures
An Environmental History of Northeast Florida (Florida Museum of Natural History: Ripley P. Bullen Series) epub fb2
ISBN13: 978-0813016009
language: English
Subcategory: Americas
The Kid: The Inside Story of Steve Cauthen's Spectacular Ride to Stardom epub fb2
ISBN13: 978-0709200017
language: English
ISBN13: 978-1602793163
language: English
Subcategory: Growing Up and Facts of Life
ISBN13: 978-0813534640
language: English
Subcategory: Americas
The New Deal in South Florida: Design, Policy, and Community Building, 1933-1940 (Florida History and Culture) epub fb2
ISBN13: 978-0813031910
language: English
Subcategory: Americas
Historic Florida Keys: An Illustrated History of Key West The Keys (Community Heritage) epub fb2
ISBN13: 978-1893619319
language: English
Subcategory: Americas
ISBN13: 978-0967267203
language: English
Subcategory: Humanities
The South: Alabama, Florida, Mississippi (Discovering America) epub fb2
ISBN13: 978-0791032404
language: English