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Visions de la ceinture noire : une enquête culturelle du cœur de l'Alabama par McDonald

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Publication Date: 2015-08-15

Pages: 264

ISBN: 9780817318796

Book Title: Visions of the Black Belt : a Cultural Survey of the Heart of Alabama

Item Length: 11in

Publisher: University of Alabama Press

Publication Year: 2015

Format: Hardcover

Language: English

Item Height: 1.4in

Author: Robin McDonald, Valerie Pope Burnes

Genre: Photography, Travel, Architecture, History, Social Science

Topic: Museums, Tours, Points of Interest, Historic Preservation / General, Subjects & Themes / Landscapes, United States / State & Local / South (Al, Ar, Fl, Ga, Ky, La, ms, Nc, SC, Tn, VA, WV), Customs & Traditions, United States / General

Item Width: 11in

Item Weight: 72.1 Oz

Number of Pages: 264 Pages

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Visions of the Black Belt offers a rich cultural overview of the emblematic core of Alabama known for its prairie soils, plantation manors, civil rights history, gothic churches, traditional foodways, and resilient and gracious people.

Product Identifiers

Publisher

University of Alabama Press

ISBN-10

0817318798

ISBN-13

9780817318796

eBay Product ID (ePID)

210398338

Product Key Features

Book Title

Visions of the Black Belt : a Cultural Survey of the Heart of Alabama

Author

Robin McDonald, Valerie Pope Burnes

Format

Hardcover

Language

English

Topic

Museums, Tours, Points of Interest, Historic Preservation / General, Subjects & Themes / Landscapes, United States / State & Local / South (Al, Ar, Fl, Ga, Ky, La, ms, Nc, SC, Tn, VA, WV), Customs & Traditions, United States / General

Publication Year

2015

Genre

Photography, Travel, Architecture, History, Social Science

Number of Pages

264 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length

11in

Item Height

1.4in

Item Width

11in

Item Weight

72.1 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number

F330.M42 2015

Grade from

First Grade

Grade to

College Graduate Student

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Reviews

"Like rural America everywhere these days, Alabama's storied Black Belt is undergoing profound change. Yet its gentle landscapes--suffused with the sense of a haunted, romantic past--hold something timeless. And added to its natural beauty is a rich layering of architecture, nearly two hundred years' worth, that tells a very human story at once wrenching and inspiring. In words and gorgeous, seductive images, the authors have captured a mood, an intangible spell--that anyone who lingers in this very special place must sooner or later feel. Here we have a book that seems sure to become an Alabama classic: a lovely record as well as a nostalgic evocation." --Robert Gamble, author of Historic Architecture in Alabama, "Visions of the Black Belt is a gorgeous, oversized coffee table book and it will, properly, be bought for the photos, but before talking about the photography, let me urge people ot be sure to read the text."--Don Noble , Bookmark, Alabama Public Television, " Visions of the Black Belt is no mere coffee table book full of pretty pictures; it is a profound and intriguing piece of scholarship examining the overarching shadow of the past in a region uniquely defined by its heritage." --Mike Bunn, author of Lower Chattahoochee River (Images of America) and coauthor of Battle for the Southern Frontier: The Creek War and the War of 1812 " Visions of the Black Belt is a gorgeous, oversized coffee table book and it will, properly, be bought for the photos, but before talking about the photography, let me urge people ot be sure to read the text." --Don Noble , Bookmark, Alabama Public Television, Illustrated with absolutely stunning collections of images, the chapters individually and collectively offer a feast for the eyes. Images range from the most humble of structures to plantation homes and churches that would be described as magnificent in any time or place. While the authors do not skirt the issues of race, poverty, and class that obtain, they simply state the facts. There is an evenness of tone, an appreciation of the region as it has been and as it is now that makes this book less about what we have lost than about what we still have. Therefore, to my mind, this is the most valuable kind of work for a general reader: one that cherishes the past but brings us fully into the moment and even looks forward." —Jay Lamar, coeditor of The Remembered Gate: Memoirs by Alabama Writers , Like rural America everywhere these days, Alabama's storied Black Belt is undergoing profound change. Yet its gentle landscapes—suffused with the sense of a haunted, romantic past—hold something timeless. And added to its natural beauty is a rich layering of architecture, nearly two hundred years' worth, that tells a very human story at once wrenching and inspiring. In words and gorgeous, seductive images, the authors have captured a mood, an intangible spell—that anyone who lingers in this very special place must sooner or later feel. Here we have a book that seems sure to become an Alabama classic: a lovely record as well as a nostalgic evocation." —Robert Gamble, author of Historic Architecture in Alabama, " Visions of the Black Belt is no mere coffee table book full of pretty pictures; it is a profound and intriguing piece of scholarship examining the overarching shadow of the past in a region uniquely defined by its heritage." ?--Mike Bunn, author of Lower Chattahoochee River (Images of America) and coauthor of Battle for the Southern Frontier: The Creek War and the War of 1812 " Visions of the Black Belt is a gorgeous, oversized coffee table book and it will, properly, be bought for the photos, but before talking about the photography, let me urge people ot be sure to read the text." --Don Noble , Bookmark, Alabama Public Television, "Illustrated with absolutely stunning collections of images, the chapters individually and collectively offer a feast for the eyes. Images range from the most humble of structures to plantation homes and churches that would be described as magnificent in any time or place. While the authors do not skirt the issues of race, poverty, and class that obtain, they simply state the facts. There is an evenness of tone, an appreciation of the region as it has been and as it is now that makes this book less about what we have lost than about what we still have. Therefore, to my mind, this is the most valuable kind of work for a general reader: one that cherishes the past but brings us fully into the moment and even looks forward." --Jay Lamar, coeditor of The Remembered Gate: Memoirs by Alabama Writers , "Illustrated with absolutely stunning collections of images, the chapters individually and collectively offer a feast for the eyes. Images range from the most humble of structures to plantation homes and churches that would be described as magnificent in any time or place. While the authors do not skirt the issues of race, poverty, and class that obtain, they simply state the facts. There is an evenness of tone, an appreciation of the region as it has been and as it is now that makes this book less about what we have lost than about what we still have. Therefore, to my mind, this is the most valuable kind of work for a general reader: one that cherishes the past but brings us fully into the moment and even looks forward." --Jay Lamar, coeditor of The Remembered Gate: Memoirs by Alabama Writers "Like rural America everywhere these days, Alabama's storied Black Belt is undergoing profound change. Yet its gentle landscapes--suffused with the sense of a haunted, romantic past--hold something timeless. And added to its natural beauty is a rich layering of architecture, nearly two hundred years' worth, that tells a very human story at once wrenching and inspiring. In words and gorgeous, seductive images, the authors have captured a mood, an intangible spell--that anyone who lingers in this very special place must sooner or later feel. Here we have a book that seems sure to become an Alabama classic: a lovely record as well as a nostalgic evocation." --Robert Gamble, author of Historic Architecture in Alabama, "Illustrated with absolutely stunning collections of images, the chapters individually and collectively offer a feast for the eyes. Images range from the most humble of structures to plantation homes and churches that would be described as magnificent in any time or place. While the authors do not skirt the issues of race, poverty, and class that obtain, they simply state the facts. There is an evenness of tone, an appreciation of the region as it has been and as it is now that makes this book less about what we have lost than about what we still have. Therefore, to my mind, this is the most valuable kind of work for a general reader: one that cherishes the past but brings us fully into the moment and even looks forward." --Jay Lamar, coeditor of The Remembered Gate: Memoirs by Alabama Writers "Like rural America everywhere these days, Alabama's storied Black Belt is undergoing profound change. Yet its gentle landscapes--suffused with the sense of a haunted, romantic past--hold something timeless. And added to its natural beauty is a rich layering of architecture, nearly two hundred years' worth, that tells a very human story at once wrenching and inspiring. In words and gorgeous, seductive images, the authors have captured a mood, an intangible spell--that anyone who lingers in this very special place must sooner or later feel. Here we have a book that seems sure to become an Alabama classic: a lovely record as well as a nostalgic evocation." --Robert Gamble, author of Historic Architecture in Alabama, " Visions of the Black Belt is no mere coffee table book full of pretty pictures; it is a profound and intriguing piece of scholarship examining the overarching shadow of the past in a region uniquely defined by its heritage." ?--Mike Bunn, author of Lower Chattahoochee River (Images of America) and coauthor of Battle for the Southern Frontier: The Creek War and the War of 1812 " Visions of the Black Belt is a gorgeous, oversized coffee table book and it will, properly, be bought for the photos, but before talking about the photography, let me urge people ot be sure to read the text." --Don Noble , Bookmark, Alabama Public Television

2015

Lccn

2014-037770

Dewey Decimal

976.1

Intended Audience

Trade

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Illustrated

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