ReCovering Memphis: ReContexting Bodies (original) (raw)
Richard Lou’s ReCovering Memphis: Conceptual Iconoclasm of the Nathan Bedford Forrest Monument
Jody Stokes-Casey
Tennessee Historical Quarterly, 2016
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Whiteness and Masculinity in Richard Lou’s ReCovering Memphis: ReContexting Bodies
Jody Stokes-Casey
Journal of American Studies. Cambridge University Press., 2019
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"Great Generals and Christian Soldiers": Commemorations of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson in the Civil Rights Era," in Civil War in Art and Memory, Kirk Savage, Ed. in the National Gallery of Art Studies in the History of Art (Yale University Press, 2016), 147-170.
Evie Terrono
Civil War in Art and Memory, Kirk Savage, Ed., 2016
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Examining the Myth of Antebellum Glory through Confederate Memorials
James Nunez
The Councilor: A Journal of the Social Studies, 2018
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Transforming Confederate Memory Sites into Spaces for Encounter Reclaiming Space at Marcus David Peters Circle
Kelly Williams Nagel
Rhetoric Society Quarterly, 2023
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The Civil War and Its Legacy in Memphis
Timothy Huebner
Memphis: Two Hundred Years Together, 2019
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African American Art-Memphis
Earnestine Jenkins
N0 65 Arts Journal, 2009
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Confederate War Grief Transformed: the Openness of Memorials to New Meanings
Phoebe Crisman
IN_BO, Ricerche e progetti per il territorio, la città e l’architettura, v.8, n.12 (ISSN 2036 1602), 2017
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"Putting them in museums? Reimagining a Way Foward" (Confederate Monuments Rountable)
Mark Auslander
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"A Brief Historical Contextualization of the Confederate Monument at the University of Mississippi"
Anne Twitty, Jarod Roll
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Bidding Farewell to Confederate Statues: Landscape, Politics, and American History
Ari Helo
American Studies in Scandinavia 52:1, pp. 121-142, 2020
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The National Civil Rights Museum
Derek H Alderman, Joshua Inwood
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On the Imperishable Face of Granite: Civil War Monuments and the Evolution of Historical Memory in East Tennessee 1878-1931
Kelli Nelson
2011
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The Death and Resurrection of Jefferson Davis
Jeffrey Anderson
The Journal of Southern History, 2006
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On Remembering John Winberry and the Study of Confederate Monuments on the Southern Landscape
Jonathan Leib
Southeastern Geographer, 2015
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My Pilgrimage to the National Civil Rights Museum: The Lorraine Motel – Memphis, Tennessee
Don Allen, Ed. S., M.A. Ed., MAT
2013
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Challenging Narratives: Arthur Ashe and the Practice of Counter-monumentality on Richmond’s Monument Avenue
Elizabeth Baltes
De Arte, 2018
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CONFEDERATE MONUMENTS, PLANTATION-MUSEUMS AND SLAVERY: Race, Public History, and National Identity
Stephen Small
Outros Tempos – Pesquisa em Foco - História, 2018
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Truth is marching on: the Lasershow Spectacular at the Stone Mountain Park Confederate Memorial and the changing narratives of history
Katharine Zakos
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Ruptures and Reproductions: A Walking Encounter With a Campus Tour and a Confederate Monument
Maureen Flint
Cultural Studies ↔ Critical Methodologies, 2018
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The New Southern Vernacular: Memphis Art, the Yankee Version
Adrian Duran
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"To Strike Terror": Equestrian Monuments and Southern Power in The Civil War in Art and Memory, edited by Kirk Savage (Washington, D. C. National Gallery of Art, 2016.)
Maurie D McInnis
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Look Away, Look Away, Look Away to Lexington: Struggles over Neo-Confederate Nationalism, Memory, and Masculinity in a Small Virginia Town
Jon Bohland
Southeastern Geographer, 2013
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Confederate Monuments and the Construction and Exposure of Narratives
Aila Fassett
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"To Them He Represented Cause, Country, and All": General Lee as the National Symbol of the Confederacy
Aaron Ethridge
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Lost Cause campuses: Confederate memory and Lost Cause rituals at the University of Mississippi and University of Virginia
Jeffery Hobson
2013
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The Civil War in Art and Memory
Nancy Scott
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“‘Whatever is un-Virginian is Wrong!’: The Loyal Slave Trope in Civil War Richmond and the Origins of the Lost Cause”
Rachel Stephens
Panorama: Journal of the Association of Historians of American Art, 2020
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Headstone of the Confederate States: Moses Ezekiel’s Arlington Confederate Monument Symbolism, Meaning, National Register Eligibility, and Potential Adverse Effects to Alternations or Removal
Ernest Everett Blevins
2022
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Confederate Soldiers, Voodoo Queens, and Black Indians: Monuments and Counter-Monuments in New Orleans
Cynthia Becker
de arte, 2019
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“Little of Artistic Merit?”: The Art of the American South
Journal Panorama
Panorama
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Memphis Voices: Oral Histories on Race Relations, Civil Rights, and Politics
Elizabeth Gritter
2016
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A Tale of Two Civil War Statues: Teaching the Geographies of Memory and Heritage in Norfolk, Virginia
Jonathan Leib
Southeastern Geographer, 2012
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Mississippi Civil War Monuments: An Illustrated Field Guide
Timothy Sedore
2021
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Two short articles about "Silent Sam" (Confederate monument at UNC)
John Cox
Posted on my blog sites, Aug. 2018 and Dec. 2018., 2018
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