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John Shelton Reed: America's most idiosyncratic yet iconic region--the South--has no interpreter who is more knowledgeable (or entertaining) than this Republican academic.("Live" with TAE)(Interview)
He has been called "beyond doubt the most accomplished and influential living sociologist of the U.S. South." Born in Manhattan, bred in East Tennessee, and for 31 years a professor at the University of North Carolina, Reed is the irreverent explainer of the South--to itself and to the rest of America. His more than a dozen books include groundbreaking sociological studies as well as the delightflul 1001 Things Everyone Should Know About the South, co-authored with his wife, Dale.
Reed has one of the most unusual resumes in academe: In addition to being a professor he is also a barbecue judge, a country songwriter (his tune "My Tears Spoiled My Aim" was recently ...
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