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• 1992Holding On and Pushing Away: Comparative Perspectives on an Eastern Kentucky Child‐Rearing Practice63 cited
• 1997Wham, Bam, thank you, Sam: Critical dimensions of the persistence of hillbilly caricatures32 cited
• 1994“they don't have to live by the old traditions”: saintly men, sinner women, and an Appalachian Pentecostal revival28 cited
• 2011An Archaeology of Community Life: Appalachia, 1865–192027 cited
• 2025Language and Place26 cited
• 1986Southern Appalachia: Analytical models, social services, and native support systems21 cited
• 2018The Importance of Appalachian Identity21 cited
• 1982Perceptions of Appalachia20 cited
• 1993Free Black Populations of the Southern Appalachian Mountains: 186019 cited
• 2015Determinants of Appalachian Identity: Using Vernacular Traces to Study Cultural Geographies of an American Region19 cited
• 1984Women have headaches, men have backaches: Patterns of illness in an Appalachian community19 cited
• 1986Reconstructing Daily Life in the Past: An Hermeneutical Approach to Ethnographic Data15 cited
• 2018Mapping Appalachia’s Boundaries: Historiographic Overview and Digital Collection6 cited
• 2017Growing Up on an Appalachian Farm