FOURTH ANNUAL ABBEVILLE INSTITUTE SUMMER SCHOOL

              ATHE SOUTHERN AGRARIAN TRADITION=

      The Young-Sanders Center

   Franklin, LA, June 18-22, 2006

Sunday, June 18

5:00-6:30                     Registration and Conviviality, Forest Hotel (337) 828-1810

6:30-7:30                     Supper, The Young Sanders Center

7:30-                            AThe Greek and Roman Agrarian Traditions@ Dr. Thomas Fleming, President Rockford                                        Institute

Monday, June 19           

7:30-                               Breakfast, Forest Hotel

9:00-10:00                   AThomas Jefferson: Agrarianism and State=s RightsBPart I@ Prof. Marco Bassani, University of                   Milan

10:15-11:15                 AThomas Jefferson: Agrarianism and State=s RightsBPart II@ Prof. Marco Bassani, University of                   Milan

11:30-12:30                 AJohn Taylor of Caroline and the Nature of the American Union,@ Joseph Stromberg

12:30-l:30                    Dinner, Forest Hotel

Free Time

2:45-3:45                     AThe Political Economy of John Taylor of Caroline@ Joe Stromberg

4:00-5:00                     “Jefferson as Southerner” Tim Manning, University of South Carolina

5:15-6:45                     Seminar on I=ll Take My Stand

7:00-8:00                     Supper, Forest Hotel

8:00-                            APolitical Barbecues@ Prof. Sean Busick, Kentucky Wesleyan University, Forest Hotel

Tuesday, June 20           

7:30-                             Breakfast, Forest Hotel

9:00-10:00                   AAndrew Lytle, The Last of the Nashville Agrarians@ Prof. Bill Wilson, University of Virginia

10:15-11:15                 AUp At the Forks of the Creek: Agrarianism After Taylor@ Prof. Clyde Wilson,                                                         University of South Carolina

11:30-12:30                AAndrew Lytle and the Culture of Agriculture@ Prof. Bill Wilson, University of Virginia

12:30-1:30                   Dinner, Forest Hotel

Free Time

4:00-5:00                    AThe Aquinas of Agrarianism: M.E. Bradford@ Prof. Clyde Wilson, University of South                                         Carolina

5:15-6:45                     Seminar on I=ll Take My Stand

7:00-8:00                     Supper, Young-Sanders Center

8:00-                            Songs with the Celtic Harp, performed by Deborah Brinson   


Wednesday, June 21

7:30-                            Breakfast, Forest Hotel

9:00-10:00                 AWhat Cements Society?@ Prof. Peter Jones, Emeritus Director of the Institute for                                       Advanced Studies in the Humanities, University of Edinburgh

10:15-11:15               AModern Gnosticism and the Agrarians@ Prof. Michael Goodloe, Christendom                                                       College

11:30-12:30               AThe Agrarianism of Wendell Berry@ Prof. Tobias Lanz, University of South                                                       Carolina

12:30-1:30                   Dinner, Forest Hotel

Free Time

3:30-5:00                     Seminar on I=ll Take My Stand

5:15-6:45                     Roundtable Discussion of The Southern Agrarian Tradition

6:45-                             Conviviality and Barbecue

Thursday, June 22                       

                                      Departure

THE FACULTY

Professor Marco Bassani, Political History, University of Milan, Italy

Professor Sean Busick, History, Kentucky Wesleyan College

Dr. Thomas Fleming, Editor, Chronicles Magazine

Professor Michael Goodloe, Christendom College

Professor Peter Jones
Emeritus Director of the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities University of Edinburgh, Scotland

Professor Tobias Lanz, Government & International Studies
University of South Carolina

Tim Manning, Assistant Editor, Southern Partisan Magazine

Joseph Stromberg, Historian

Professor Emeritus Clyde Wilson, History, University of South Carolina

Professor William Wilson, Religious Studies, University of Virginia

Contact the Institute:

Phone & Fax: 404.377.0484