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By-Nelsen, Hart M.; Nelsen, Anne K.Bibliography on Appalachia: A Guide to Studies Dealing with Appalachia in General and Including Rural and UrbanWorking Class Attitudes Toward Religion, Education, and Social Change.

Western Kentucky Univ., Bowling Green.Spons Agency-United Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia Pa.Repor t No- RB- 4Pub Date Apr 67Note- 76p.EDRS Price MF-$0.50 HC-$3.90Descriptors- Aspiration, *Bibliographies, *Class Attitudes, *Education, Human Resources, *Religion, ReligiousEducation, Rural Areas, Rural Population, Rural Urban Differences, *Social Change

Identifiers- *AppalachiaMore than L000 references concerning attitudes toward religion, education, and

social change have been compiled in this bibliography prepared for use in developingreligious education programs to meet the requirements of the people of Appalachia.An attempt is made to consolidate findings in the areas of sociology, socialstratification, and social change. Materials date from the early 1900's to the middle1960's. (JH)

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CLASS NITITUDES TpWARD RELIGION, EDUCATION,AND SOCIAL CHANGE

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Hart M. Nelsen

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Anne K. Nelsen

Research Bulletin #4

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Western Keniucky UniversityCollege of Commerce

Office of Research and Servicesand the Department of Sociology

Bowling Green, KentuckyApril, 1967

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U.S. DEPARTMENT Of HEALTH, EDUCATION & WELFARE

OFFICE OF EDUCATION

THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEENREPRODUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM THE

PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINATING IT. POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS

STATED DO NOT NECESSARILYREPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDUCATION

POSITION OR POLICY.

BIBLIOGRAPHY ON APPALACHIA: A GUIDE TO STUDIES

DEALING WITH APPALACHIA 114 GENERAL AND INCLUDING

RURAL AND URBAN WORKING CLASS ATITTUDES TOWARD

RELIGION, EDUCATION, AND SOCIAL CHANGE

byHart M. Nelsen

andAnne K. Nelsen

with the assistance ofJames K. Miller

Prepared under a Grant franThe Boards of Christian Education of

The Presbyterian Church in the U.S. andThe United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A.

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PREFATORY oommuir

This bibliography represents the first stage of the

Appalachia Researdn Project, whiCh has as its larger focus

the study of attitudes toward religion, education, and social

change held by the Appalachian people. The over-all project,

under the direction of Bart NL Nelsen, is being conducted

through Western Kentucky University, with fUnds provided by

the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. and the Presby-

terian Church in the U.S. This study will furnish the back-

ground for the tailoring of religious education programs to

the special needs of the Appalachians. An extensive review

of the literature is near completion, preparatory to the

field research phase of the project.

In spite of the increased interest in Appalachia

and the abundance of published material relating to the

Appalachians, few attempts have been made to integrate the

individual findings. In addition many of the studies of rural

society and workine-class culture which are pertinent to the

Appalachian situation have not been taken into account. The

review of the literature is an attempt to achieve the broader

perspective necessary to an informed interpretation of more

specific problems. The bibliography reflects this effort to

bring together the recent discoveries in the fields of rural

sociology, social stratification, and social change.

Lewis C. Bell, DirectorOffice of Research and ServicesCollege of CommerceWestern Kentucky University

April 1967

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