Wait five minutes : weatherlore in the twenty-first century /
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Format: | eBook |
Language: | English |
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Jackson :
University Press of Mississippi,
[2023]
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Online Access: | Connect to the full text of this electronic book |
Table of Contents:
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction: and now, the weather
- Introduction: the sky is telling it
- Chapter 1. Divergent weatherlore in Christian hermeneutics: climate change and vernacular rhetoric in our current environmental crisis / Emma Frances Bloomfield and Sheila Bock
- Chapter 2. "Of biblical proportions": flood motifs in personal narratives of Katrina survivors / Kate Parker Horigan
- Chapter 3. In the bones: prognostication and weather in the twenty-first century / Willow G. Mullins
- Chapter 4. Contrails to chemtrails: atmospheric scientists respond to challenging belief narratives / Anne Pryor
- Chapter 5. From clockwork weatherman to atomic environmentalist / Máirt Hanley
- Introduction: the romance of the weather
- Chapter 6: The world of sensible seasons had come undone": climate change and regional folklore in Barbara Kingsolver's "Flight behavior" / Hannah Chapple
- Chapter 7. Early modern special snowflakes / Christine Hoffmann
- Chapter 8. Mothering the storm: Black girlhood and communal care in literature of Katrina
- Jennifer Morrison and Shelley Ingram
- Chapter 9: "You don't need a weatherman": Bob Dylan's windlore / James I. Deutsch
- Chapter 10: "I'll never forget the thunderstorm of 1960, I think it was": storm stories
- / Lena Marander-Eklund
- Introduction: feeding the storm
- Chapter 11. Framing the flood: strategic environmental storytelling in Appalachia
- / Jordan Lovejoy
- Chapter 12. Weathering the storm: folk ideas about character
- / John Laudun
- Chapter 13: It always rains on a picnic: weatherlore and community narrative at St. Patrick's Irish picnic and homecoming / Kristen Bradley
- Chapter 14. The folk wisdom of lawns / Todd Richardson
- Chapter 15. Canning for the apocalypse: climate change, zombies, and the early twenty-first-century canning renaissance / Claire Schmidt
- About the contributors
- Index.