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The Mind of the South
by W.J. Cash
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with references to "savage ideal".
Excerpt - from Front Matter: "
... "the hell-of-a-fellow complex," a designation of Southern pride in masculinity; and finally, the "Savage Ideal" and "Proto-Dorian Convention," brisk, ... "
Key Phrases:
Old South, North Carolina, Civil War, South Carolina, Returning Tension, United States, tariff gang, great blight, third frontier, savage ideal, rape complex, high profession
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From the Old South to the New: Essays on the Transitional South (Contributions in American History)
by Walter, J. Fraser
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with references to "savage ideal".
Excerpt - on Page 179: "
... Bauman in "Race and Mastery: The Debate of 1903" reappraises Cash's concept of a monolithic "savage ideal" that repressed dissent in the South. ... "
Key Phrases:
New York, South Carolina, New South, North Carolina, Old South, Atlanta Constitution, whitecap clubs, census marshals, urban racial violence, savage ideal, planter hegemony, slave schedules
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Redefining Southern Culture: Mind and Identity in the Modern South
by James C. Cobb
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with references to "savage ideal".
Excerpt - on Page 25: "
... a tragic proclivity for violence, and the "savage ideal" of hostility to criticism or innovation, what Cash presented as a deeply flawed mind was actually more ... "
Key Phrases:
Old South, United States, Jim Crow, North Carolina, Robert Johnson, Mississippi Delta, fourth quote, third quote, southern white society, savage ideal, second quote, southern music
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Away Down South: A History of Southern Identity
by James C. Cobb
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with references to "savage ideal".
Excerpt - on Page 177: "
... hardened over more than a half-century of continuing resistance to northern influences of all sorts into what Cash called the "savage ideal," a rigid communal conformity of thought and rabid hostility to criticism or change that had effectively "paralyzed Southern culture at ... "
Key Phrases:
New England, United States, Jim Crow, South Carolina, New York, North Carolina, southern white identity, many black southerners, southern identity, savage ideal, southern distinctiveness, white southerners
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