Blog Who’s Your People? “Who's your people?” Though now somewhat rare, one still hears that question in Dixie, usually…Casey ChalkJuly 26, 2021
Blog Cousin Lucius The Southern version of Thoreau’s Walden may be considered I’ll Take by Stand, by Twelve…Charles Stewart Roberts, MDJuly 1, 2021
2020 Scholars Conference: Who Owns America?Conferences Agrarianism, Republicanism, and Laissez Faire From the 2020 Abbeville Institute conference on "Who Owns America?" October 16-17, 2020 in Charleston,…Joseph R. StrombergDecember 23, 2020
Blog Agrarianism, Republicanism, and Laissez Faire From the 2020 Abbeville Institute conference on "Who Owns America?" October 16-17, 2020 in Charleston,…Joseph R. StrombergDecember 23, 2020
Blog I’ll Take My Stand: Farming, Poetry, and Resistance From the 2020 Abbeville Institute conference on "Who Owns America?" October 16-17, 2020 in Charleston,…William WilsonDecember 21, 2020
Blog We’ll Take Our Stand It is not often enough, but I do set aside blocks of time to express…Joshua DoggrellNovember 12, 2020
Blog The Revolt Against Christian Civilization: The Southern View Southerners, of all Americans, have been the most acute and the most persistent in their…Boyd CatheySeptember 9, 2019
Review Posts How to Be a Conservative and the Southern Tradition A review of How To Be a Conservative (Bloomsbury Continuum, 2015), by Sir Roger Scruton.…Nicole WilliamsJuly 2, 2019
Blog Nathan Bedford Forrest and Southern Folkways There are many examples of heroism that illustrate spiritedness in America’s history. Indeed, the American…Benjamin AlexanderJuly 16, 2018
Blog New South Voices of the Southern Tradition Presented at the 2017 Abbeville Institute Summer School. As scholars dedicated to exploring what is…Brion McClanahanJuly 28, 2017
Review Posts Reflections of a Ghost: An Agrarian View After Fifty Years Of the twelve agrarians who wrote the symposium I'll Take My Stand, only three are…Andrew Nelson LytleAugust 23, 2016
Review Posts Is Pluralism Enough? Fr John Strickland, reflecting on the Renaissance of Western Europe, wrote, . . . For…Walt GarlingtonJune 21, 2016
Review Posts Agrarianism and Cultural Renewal This essay was originally printed at The Imaginative Conservative. Among the contributions to I’ll Take…H. Lee Cheek, Jr.May 24, 2016
Review Posts Manifesto of Old Men and Simple Preachers Over time a man, if he is perceptive, comes to certain conclusions. The most startling…Barry ClarkFebruary 23, 2016
Review Posts The Same Old Stand? This essay was published in Why the South Will Survive: Fifteen Southerners Look at Their…John Shelton ReedDecember 1, 2015
Clyde Wilson Library A Jeffersonian Political Economy Your other lecturers have pleasant and upbeat subjects to consider. I am stuck with economics,…Clyde WilsonJuly 29, 2015
Review Posts The Sesquicentennial of the War for Southern Independence as Symbolic of the Fallen State of the South With the Sesquicentennial of the epic war of American history winding down, many may think…William CawthonMay 19, 2015
Clyde Wilson Library Should the South Survive? This essay served as the introduction to Why the South Will Survive(University of Georgia Press,…Clyde WilsonApril 29, 2015
Clyde Wilson Library Small Is Beautiful When I first heard of the topic "Small is Beautiful," I thought of the wonderful…Clyde WilsonOctober 2, 2014
Clyde Wilson Library Can the South Survive? (I’ll Take My Stand 75th anniversary conference, Franklin, Tennessee) The Twelve Southerners have been justly…Clyde WilsonJune 11, 2014
Review Posts Fugitive Agrarians I’ll Take My Stand, the classic statement of Southern Agrarianism, was first published in 1930.…Thomas LandessApril 3, 2014
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