An edition of Signifying serpents and Mardi Gras runners
(2003)
Signifying serpents and Mardi Gras runners
representing identity in selected Souths
by R. Celeste Ray and Luke E. Lassiter
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Signifying serpents and Mardi Gras runners: representing identity in selected Souths
2003, University of Georgia Press
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082032471X 9780820324715
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Table of Contents
Machine generated contents note: Introduction
Celeste Ray and Luke Eric Lassiter vii
Signifying Serpents: Hermeneutic Change in Appalachian Pentecostal Serpent Handling
Keith G. Tidball and Christopher P. Toumey 1
Making a Show for the People: Cajun Mardi Gras as Public Display
Carolyn E. Ware 19
Louisiana's Coonasses: Choosing Race and Class over Ethnicity
Shana Walton 38
Ethnicity Affirmed: The Haliwa-Saponi and the Dance, Culture, and Meaning of North Carolina Powwows
C. S. Everett and Marvin Richardson 51
Walking the Line between Alternative Interpretations in Heritage Education and Tourism: A Demonstration of the
Complexities with an Appalachian Coal Mining Example
Mary B. LaLone 72
Africans at Snee Farm Plantation: Informing Representations of Plantation Life at a National Heritage Site
Antoinette Jackson 93
Kiowas, Christianity, and Indian Hymns Luke Eric Lassiter 110
Contributors 125.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references.
Selected papers presented at the annual meeting of the Southern Anthropological Society held in Nashville, Tenn. in March 2001.
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