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    Determining the Presence of a Vernacular Region in the Mississippi Delta.

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    Date
    2009-07-27
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    Briggs, Jenny
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    Foust, Brady
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    Abstract
    A vernacular region is defned by people's perceptions. This research project examined the Mississippi-Yazoo Delta to analyze vernacular names associated with the Delta. My preliminary hypothesis is that there is a presence of a vernacular region associated with the Delta area. The use of these terms in names of businesses will determine the presence or absence of a vernacular region. The data were mapped to analyze the intensity of vernacular names.
    Subject
    Delta (Miss. : Region)--Geography
    Delta (Miss. : Region)--Social life and customs
    Regionalism--Mississippi
    Regionalism--Arkansas
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    Color poster with text, images, and maps (Spring 2009)
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