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INTRODUCTION |
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INVOCATION: Hymn to the Mississippi, by Stephen Vincent Benét (a portion of "Ode to Walt Whitman," from Burning City) |
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NIGHT DIARY, by Ben Hecht (from 1001 Afternoons in Chicago) |
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BOCK BEER DAYS IN ST. LOUIS, by Lucille Kohler (from Harper's Magazine) |
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GOOFY, by Elma Klinedorf (from Frontier and Midland) |
22 |
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ROCK, CHURCH, ROCK! by Arna Bontemps (from Common Ground) |
31 |
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A LITTLE ACTION, by Harold Titus (from The Saturday Evening Post) |
40 |
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DEPARTMENT STORE MORNING, by Albert Halper (from The Little People) |
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HELEN, I LOVE YOU, by James T. Farrell (from Calico Shoes) |
70 |
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THE CITIZNER, by Louis Zara (from Common Ground) |
79 |
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THE BRIDGE, by Michael De Capite (from Maria) |
89 |
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WINTER EVENING, by Edward Harris Heth (from Told with a Drum) |
100 |
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CITIES OF THE LAKES, by Walter Havighurst (from The Tall Ships Passing) |
104 |
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DISCOVERY OF A FATHER, by Sherwood Anderson (from Sherwood Anderson's Memoirs) |
113 |
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AND ALMOST ANSWERS, by Frederic ten Hoor (from The Midland) |
119 |
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AUNT HANNER'S SURPRISE, by Della T. Lutes (from Millbrook) |
120 |
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HOSS SENSE AND NONSENSE, by Abe Martin (Kin Hubbard) (from Hoss Sense and Nonsense) |
132 |
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THE VAMPIRE AND GRANDMA NADELI, by Jake Falstaff (Herman Fetzer) (from Jacoby's Corners) |
134 |
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GREAT MEN'S SONS, by Booth Tarkington (from In the Arena) |
142 |
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FOUR LITTLE FOXES, by Lew Sarett (from Collected Poems) |
153 |
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INDIAN CAMP, by Ernest Hemingway (from The Fifth Column and the First Forty-Nine Stories) |
154 |
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GIRL REPORTER, by Edna Ferber (from A Peculiar Treasure) |
159 |
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INDIAN SUMMER, by William Ellery Leonard (from Tutankhamen and After) |
168 |
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GEESE FLYING SOUTH, by August Derleth (from Country Growth) |
170 |
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JUSTICE COURT, by Robert Traver (from Troubleshooter) |
177 |
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LOW VOICES, by Edwin Ford Piper (from Barbed Wire) |
185 |
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NEIGHBOUR ROSICKY, by Willa Cather (from Obscure Destinies) |
186 |
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RIDING WEST, by Leyland Huckfield (from Rough Trails) |
220 |
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NORTH DAKOTA BALLGAME, by Wallace Stegner (from The Big Rock Candy Mountain) |
222 |
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THE GLORY TRAIL (HIGH CHIN BOB), by Badger Clark (from Sun and Saddle Leather) |
229 |
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THE PRAIRIE, by Walter J. Muilenburg (from The Midland) |
232 |
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SWEET-GRASS RANGE, by Edwin Ford Piper (from Barbed Wire) |
240 |
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THE CONGRESSMAN FROM MISSOURI, by Thomas Benton (from An Artist in America) |
243 |
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COUNTRY TOWN SAYINGS, by E. W. Howe (from Country Town Sayings) |
255 |
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STORM, by Langston Hughes (from Not Without Laughter) |
257 |
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BUGLE ANN, by MacKinlay Kantor (from The Voice of Bugle Ann) |
264 |
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FOUR EDITORIALS FROM THE EMPORIA GAZETTE, by William Allen White (from Forty Years on Main Street) |
274 |
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Entirely Personal |
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His Face His Fortune |
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"Ere in Our Life!" |
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Mary White |
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ARKANSAS, by Raymond Weeks (from The Hound-Tuner of Calloway) |
286 |
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COUNTRY MEN, by James Hearst (from Country Men) |
301 |
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NEIGHBORHOOD MORNING, by Paul Corey (from Three Miles Square) |
302 |
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PICK COAL RHYTHM, by Lou Parelle and Andy Lucas (from The United Mine Workers Journal) |
308 |
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HERESY AT CHEROKEE, by Hartzell Spence (from One Foot in Heaven) |
310 |
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COOK COUNTY, by Archibald MacLeish (from Poems 1922- 1934) |
327 |
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ISLAND IN THE CORN, by John Selby (from Island in the Corn) |
329 |
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ON THE BUILDING OF SPRINGFIELD, by Vachel Lindsay (from Collected Poems) |
336 |
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THE FARM, by Carl Van Doren (from Three Worlds) |
339 |
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THE RESURRECTION, by Ruth Suckow (from Carry-over) |
347 |
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ANCESTRAL IOWA, by Paul Engle (from West of Midnight) |
352 |
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NIGHT JOURNEY, by Phil Stong (from State Fair) |
354 |
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RETIRED, by Jay G. Sigmund (from Poems and Prose) |
365 |
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BLACK-PURPLE IN THE CORN, by Leo L. Ward (from The Midland) |
367 |
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CEMETERY HILL, by R. L. Sergel (from Arlie Gelston) |
370 |
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PRAIRIE WATERS BY NIGHT, by Carl Sandburg (from Cornhuskers) |
373 |
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THE WOMEN, by Richard Sullivan (from Accent) |
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THE HILL, by Edgar Lee Masters (from Spoon River Anthology) |
389 |
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NEW NEIGHBORS IN SEARCH OF LAND, by L. R. Ward (from Holding Up the Hills) |
391 |
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THE MOVERS, by James Hearst (from Country Men) |
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LITERATURE WITH ROOTS, by Frank Luther Mott (from The Midland) |
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Mary Favret He died, and the world showed no outward sign. . . . He died, and his place . . . has never been filled up. Mary Shelley, Preface to The Poetical Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley Any objective method, duly verified, belies the initial contact with the object. It must first scrutinize everything...
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Writing in the first issue of Cultural Studies , the Australian critic Jennifer Craik cites Stuart Hall and Tony Bennett to argue that "the development of cultural studies has seen an uneasy alliance. . . which overlooks the intrinsic incommensurability...
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