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1	William Loundes [sic] Yancey, orator of southern constitutional rights Mitchell, Rexford Samuel. January 1937 (has links) Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1937. / Vita. eContent provider-neutral record in process. Description based on print version record. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 837-844).
2	Lost Cove, North Carolina: The Life and Death of a Thriving Community (1864-1957). Smith, Christy A. 15 December 2007 (has links) This research examines the history and events that shaped the people and community of Lost Cove, an isolated Appalachian settlement. Chapter 1 surveys previous written and oral accounts of Lost Cove and the physical/cultural attributes of the community. Chapter 2 explores Lost Cove's identity, name, and first settlers. Chapter 3 explores the community's buildings and the families' livelihood. Chapter 4 examines the effect that the CC & O Railway and the sawmills had on the community. Chapter 5 examines moonshine selling in Lost Cove. Chapter 6 reveals how the church and school acted as a gathering place and how sermons and funerals were conducted. Chapter 7 explains why Lost Cove became a ghost town. Much of the information in chapters 3 through 7 is based on oral history interviews that the author did with former residents of the cove. Yancey County Lost Cove Nolichucky River Western North Carolina Arts and Humanities History United States History
3	To Build Maps of Writing and Critical Consciousness: Transfer in Writing Studies & Critical Pedagogies Smith, Spencer J. 05 July 2017 (has links) No description available. Composition Education Higher Education Literacy Pedagogy Rhetoric Teaching transfer transfer of learning critical pedagogy Freire Shor Keating Yancey Robertson Taczak How People Learn Writing across Contexts Pedagogy of the Oppressed Pedagogy in Process When Students Have Power Teaching Transformation

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