"A conference sponsored by the Association to Preserve the Eatonville Community, Inc."

Includes bibliographical references.

A star fell on Florida / Stetson Kennedy -- "Who's God am I, God?" / Sharon P. Holland -- Carnival in Eatonville / Ann R. Morris and Margaret Dunn -- Their eyes were watching God : the journey to self / Annye L. Refoe -- Zora as anthropologist, folklorist, author (remarks) / Allan Burns, moderator -- Zora Neale Hurston : a native anthropologist / Amelia Marie Adams -- Zora Neale Hurston : foremost foremother in African-American women's fiction / Nancy B. Siferd -- Identification of African ritual in Jonah's gourd vine / Joan S. Boudreaux -- Working with Zora (remarks) / Stetson Kennedy, moderator -- The Barnard connection : Zora Neale Hurston and Annie Nathan Meyer / Myrna Goldenberg -- Hurston's critique of Southern white values in Seraph on the Suwanee / Susan Meisenhelder -- The intricate fabric of feeling, romance and resistance in Their eyes were watching God / Ann duCille -- Dust tracks on a road : phantom and reality / Kathy Hickok -- The map of Dixie on my tongue and Hurston's other challenges to autobiographical conventions / Mary Katherine Wainwright.