Carolina Currents, Studies in South Carolina Culture: Volume 2. Recovering Lost Stories
by Christopher D. Johnson, Adam Houle, Aïda Rogers, Taylor Diggs, Felice Knight, Mary Jo Fairchild, Steven Sims-Brewton, Lynn Hanson, Madison Cates, Richard Almeida, Greg Garvan, Patti Burns, Megan Hammeke, Michael S. Martin, Michael Emett, Lakin Hanna, Erica Johnson, Eli Kibler, Eva Kiser, Kylie Fisher, Jo Angela Edwins, Natalie S. Mahaffey, Joshua Casmir Catalano, Rachel N. Spear, V. Scott Kaufman, Douglas E. Gray, Christopher E. Hendricks, Landon Houle, Jeremy D. Rentsch, Robert M. Craig, Jason Kirby
Carolina Currents Volume 2: Recovering Lost Stories gathers scholarly essays from a team of experts to unearth forgotten narratives in South Carolina's cultural history. Through careful analysis and archival exploration, it revives overlooked tales that enrich our understanding of the state's diverse heritage and identity.
About This Book
Carolina Currents, Studies in South Carolina Culture: Volume 2, titled Recovering Lost Stories, is a collaborative collection edited by multiple scholars. It features contributions from experts exploring various facets of South Carolina's cultural history.
The volume focuses on retrieving and analyzing narratives that have been forgotten or marginalized over time. Contributors draw from archival sources and interdisciplinary approaches to bring these stories to light.
This work highlights the importance of preserving South Carolina's cultural legacy through academic inquiry. It offers insights into the state's social, historical, and artistic dimensions.
With essays spanning diverse topics, the book serves as a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of regional identity. It encourages further research into underrepresented aspects of Southern culture.
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