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Gingerbread by Bergstedt, Carrie (2018)
Biscuits by Dadian, Mia and Schweitz, Carolyn (2018)
Cornbread by Hofmann, Chelsea (2018)
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A Glimmer of Light in the Great Depression: Women's Agency at the Southern Highlands Craft Guild in the 1930s and 1940s by Bennett, Mikayla (2018)
"Wir Sind Hier!" (Were Are Here!): The Imapct of 1940s and 1950s African American Media Representation on the Visibility of the German "Brown Babies" by Bone, Julia (2018)
"Who is Ireland's Enemy?" Irish Nationalism and Identity in the First World War by Griffin, Garrett (2018)
Socioeconomic Subordination and Misogyny in the Progessive Left: Women at Black Mountain College, 1933-1957 by Roberson, Keira (2018)
HIV in Appalachia by Stephens, Abigail (2018)
"Riot and bloodshed on the street": The Asheville Election Riot and Reconstruction Era Politics in Western North Carolina by Widner, Brandon (2018)

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“Gawd Owns Them Woods”: The Intersectionality of Religion, Gender, and Class in Flannery O’Connor’s “A Circle in the Fire”

Flippin, Adrienne
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UNCA

Flannery O’Connor wrote “A Circle in the Fire” in 1954, while living on her family farm in Milledgeville, Georgia. While many critics have focused on the biographical elements of her work, such as the... View More

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“Gawd Owns Them Woods”: The Intersectionality of Religion, Gender, and Class in Flannery O’Connor’s “A Circle in the Fire”