The Appalachian Hermeneutic Maybe Proposal – Topics
So, I’m thinking about this proposal, for a variety of reasons — namely because I rather like Appalachia and think
So, I’m thinking about this proposal, for a variety of reasons — namely because I rather like Appalachia and think
A few years ago, I had a blog series on the subject, although it never really got going. And, recently,
In the fifth chapter, Kiri Miller starts to scrape away some of the patina which surrounds Sacred Harp music but
For this week’s venture into exploring the Appalachian Hermeneutic, I want to point you to a post on post-colonial theory
The passage in question, as we discuss the Appalachian Hermeneutic, is found in Mark 16.18, the longer ending, They will
As a side (socio-theological) project, I am trying to ‘build’ and Appalachian Hermeneutic, which will look at how the Appalachian
I am Appalachia. In my veins Runs fierce mountain pride; From a poem, Appalachia, by Muriel Miller Dressler. In a
We often personify objects, whether concrete or abstract. Ships, nations, cities, powerful storms are gendered as ‘she.’ We can joke