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William Matthew McCarter
William Matthew McCarter (born 1970 in St. Louis, MO) is a Pushcart nominated American author and scholar who has written extensively about "white trash" culture in fiction and nonfiction. His prolific fiction is influenced by such writers as Dorothy Allison and William Faulkner. McCarter is one of the few scholars who has used a cultural studies approach to understand white trash culture. His novel argument is that poor rural American whites can be considered an ethnic group facing similar prejudices as other minorities. He also explores in his fiction and nonfiction the ways class constructs social identity. Since publishing his first academic works on the subject of white trash culture, the issues of whiteness have become highly debated within sociology, literature, and other humanities in the American academy.
==Bio==
McCarter grew up in the small rural community of Arcadia Valley in Southeast Missouri. He returned to live in the community with his wife Melissa Miles McCarter years later. 〔(【引用サイトリンク】url= http://www.stltoday.com/entertainment/television/gail-pennington/arcadia-mo-looks-for-a-boost-from-tv-series-set/article_d79a7833-0b54-5bfd-a336-51d8184237ce.html/ )〕McCarter has extensively addressed in his writing the experience of growing up in Southeast Missouri while poor, rural, and white. Class and race figures prominently in his fiction.
He is currently a Professor of English at Southwestern Illinois College in Belleville, IL.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url= http://midwestgothic.com/2011/10/contributor-spotlight-william-matthew-mccarter/ )〕 McCarter has written extensively on how class and race are factors in the writing classroom, using the work of Paulo Freire and Mike Rose as a foundation.
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