Appalachia on Our Mind : The Southern Mountains and Mountaineers in the American Consciousness, 1870-1920

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Preface	p. ix
The Local-Color Movement and the "Discovery" of Appalachia	p. 3
Protestant Home Missions and the Institutionalization of Appalachian Otherness	p. 32
Solving the "Problem" of Appalachian Otherness: The Role of History and Environment	p. 59
Solving the "Problem" of Appalachian Otherness: The Role of Ethnicity and Culture	p. 85
Naming as Explaining: William Goodell Frost and the Invention of Appalachia	p. 113
Region as Community and the Transformation of Mountain Benevolence	p. 133
Economic Modernization and the Americanization of Appalachia	p. 157
The Southern Highland Division and the Institutionalization of Appalachian Regionalism	p. 186
Creating Community and Culture in Appalachia: Folk Schools and the Crafts Revival	p. 213
The Folksong Revival and the Integration of the Mountaineers into Modern American Civilization: The Triumph of Pluralism	p. 244
Notes	p. 267
Bibliography	p. 309
Index	p. 369
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