Real folks [electronic resource] : race and genre in the Great Depression / Sonnet Retman.
Retman, Sonnet H., 1966-
2011
PS228.F64 R486 2011
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Title Real folks [electronic resource] : race and genre in the Great Depression / Sonnet Retman.
Author Retman, Sonnet H., 1966-
ISBN 9780822393894 (electronic bk.)
0822393891 (electronic bk.)
9780822349259
0822349256
9780822349440 (pbk.)
0822349442 (pbk.)
Imprint Durham, NC : Duke University Press, 2011.
Language English
Description 1 online resource (xiii, 322 p.) : ill.
Call Number PS228.F64 R486 2011
Summary Real Folks examines the construction of "the folk" in Depression-era U.S. politics and culture, as well as the hybrid forms of documentary and satire that critiqued the populist fixation on folk authenticity.
Bibliography, etc. Note Includes bibliographical references and index.
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