The term "conversion narrative" usually refers to a particular form of expression that arose in Puritan New England in the seventeenth century. In that sense -- the purely religious -- the conversion narrative belongs to a rather remote history. But in this lucid, pathbreaking work, Fred Hobson uses the expression in another sense -- in the realm of the secular -- to describe a much more recent phenomenon, one originating in the American South and marking a new mode of southern self-expression not seen until the 1940s.
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