Narrative Forms of Southern Community

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The book explores the contradiction of communities known for their unity and moral integrity, revealing their underlying oppression based on race and class. Through analyses of notable works such as Georgia Scenes, Swallow Barn, In Ole Virginia, Lanterns on the Levee, and Light in August, the author highlights how these seemingly harmonious societies often masked systemic inequalities, providing a critical examination of their true social dynamics.