Appalachia Revisited (eBook)

lt;P>William Schumann is director of Appalachian studies at Appalachian State University.

Rebecca Adkins Fletcher is a visiting lecturer in the Department of Anthropology at the University of North Carolina Wilmington and adjunct faculty at Ohio University Southern.

Introduction: Place and Place-Making in AppalachiaRevisiting Appalachia, Revisiting SelfCarolina Chocolate Drops: Globalization and the Performative Expressions and Reception of Affrilachian IdentityBeyond 'A Wife's Perspective on Politics': One Woman's Expression of Identity in Western North Carolina in the Post-War PeriodIntersectionality and Appalachian IdentityMethods of Ethical, Community-Based Research: Documenting Strategy and Struggle in Everyday Urban AppalachiaDigital Rhetorics of Appalachia and the Cultural Studies ClassroomContinuity and Change for English Consonants in AppalachiaFrackonomicsRevisiting Appalachian Icons in the Production and Consumption of Tourist ArtFrom the Coal Mine to the Prison Yard: The Human Cost of Appalachia's New EconomyWalking the Fence Line of The Crooked Road: Engaging in the Marketplace of Tourism while Empowering a Place-Based Civic CommonsNo One's Ever Talked to Us Before: Participatory Approaches and Economic Development in Rural Appalachian CommunitiesStrength in Numbers: FAHEWhen Collaboration Leads to Action: Collecting and Making History in a Deep South StateParticipation and Transformation in Appalachian Scholarship: Notes Toward an InstigationConclusion: (Re)Introduction: The Global Threads of Appalachian Studies