Titlebook: Corporeal Legacies in the US South; Memory and Embodimen Christopher Lloyd Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 E

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The Plantation to the Penitentiary: , and Bodies at Their Limits,violence in the past are traced through to contemporary practices in the present. Beginning with a discussion of the plantation to penitentiary narrative, the chapter tracks bodies that are both static and also coming apart. The film embeds memory into southerners that live in the shadow of the prison and its past.

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,“Everything Deserve to Live”: ,, Hurricane Katrina, and Animals, with a consideration of the “flesh,” as articulated by the novel and Black studies, the chapter shows how, embroiled in the non/human world of the US South, . configures corporeal legacies in creaturely ways.

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Conclusion: Corporealizing Southern Studies,as other theoretical modes—like disability studies or the new materialisms—the book’s conclusion suggests the many more routes that this project might travel. The body, here, continues to matter, as matter.

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