Mediated Images of the South: The Portrayal of Dixie in Popular Culture, edited by Slade, Givens-Carroll, and Narro, seeks to explore and understand the impact of the image of the Southerner within mass communication and popular culture by looking at images in politics, film, television, public relations, advertising, sports and social media.
Mediated Images of the South: The Portrayal of Dixie in Popular Culture, edited by Slade, Givens-Carroll, and Narro, seeks to explore and understand the impact of the image of the Southerner within mass communication and popular culture by looking at images in politics, film, television, public relations, advertising, sports and social media.
Alison Slade is a professor of communication at the University of South Alabama, Mobile. Dedria Givens-Carroll is professor of mass communication at the University of Louisiana, Lafayette. Amber J. Narro is assistant professor of communication at Southeastern Louisiana University.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Southern Images in Popular Culture, by Alison Slade An Acceptable Stereotype: The Southern Image in Television Programming, by Alison Slade and Amber J. Narro An Ethical Inquiry of the Blue Collar Comedy Tour's Appropriation and Commodification of Redneck Culture, by Mark Glantz Hip Hop, Commerce, and the 'Death' of Southern Black Manhood, by Franklin Forts The Rise, Fall, and Rise of the Kingfish-How Southern Politicians are Successful in the Face of Overwhelming Stereotypes, by Kevin Unter, John Sutherlin, and Joshua Stockley Magnolias and Manufacturing: Southern Imagery In Mississippi's Promotional Publications, 1945-1955, by Burt Buchanan Recognizing the Past, Celebrating Change: The "Mississippi Believe It!" Campaign Redefines the South, by Wendy Atkins-Sayre Poor as Job's Turkey: Back to the Land as a Rhetoric of Authenticity in Foxfire's Appalachia, by Jason Waite The Trivialization of Traditional Souther Religion in the Film The Grass Harp, by Michael P. Graves College Football Fanaticism and Online Communities: A Reflection of Football as a Religious Experience in the South, by Alison Slade and Dedria Givens-Carroll Bibliography About the Contributors
Introduction: Southern Images in Popular Culture, by Alison Slade An Acceptable Stereotype: The Southern Image in Television Programming, by Alison Slade and Amber J. Narro An Ethical Inquiry of the Blue Collar Comedy Tour's Appropriation and Commodification of Redneck Culture, by Mark Glantz Hip Hop, Commerce, and the 'Death' of Southern Black Manhood, by Franklin Forts The Rise, Fall, and Rise of the Kingfish-How Southern Politicians are Successful in the Face of Overwhelming Stereotypes, by Kevin Unter, John Sutherlin, and Joshua Stockley Magnolias and Manufacturing: Southern Imagery In Mississippi's Promotional Publications, 1945-1955, by Burt Buchanan Recognizing the Past, Celebrating Change: The "Mississippi Believe It!" Campaign Redefines the South, by Wendy Atkins-Sayre Poor as Job's Turkey: Back to the Land as a Rhetoric of Authenticity in Foxfire's Appalachia, by Jason Waite The Trivialization of Traditional Souther Religion in the Film The Grass Harp, by Michael P. Graves College Football Fanaticism and Online Communities: A Reflection of Football as a Religious Experience in the South, by Alison Slade and Dedria Givens-Carroll Bibliography About the Contributors
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