Editor’s Note: This article has footnotes and contains internal art. To review them, please see the PDF below. But then people have always known, at least since Moses denounced the Golden Calf, that images […]
[…] for the next morning’s temple dedication blocked most of the dressing room doors, but my goal was to reach every locker in both the men’s and women’s dressing rooms. Each key needed to be […]
[…] Mormonism as an object of study has not escaped this problem. With time, though, there has been a notable change and maturing in the study of Mormonism. Increasing numbers of researchers are now looking […]
Daniel Foster Smith is the Production Editor at Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought. He holds a BA in English UVU and MA in Film and Literature from the University of York. He has produced…
[…] LDS Church’s teachingsand attitudes toward chastity and women, the feminine ideal, andchanging women’s roles. 2009: Katie Clark Blakesly, “‘A Style of Our Own’: Mormon Women and Modesty,” Dialogue 42.2 (Summer 2009) 21 – 56. Note: The Dialogue […]
[…] A Suburban slurred through the intersection, its windows and side panels splattered by rain from a storm that had yet to burst over this side of town. That’s what Bart had expected from his […]
Dr. Philip Barlow exclaims “The Joseph Smith in our heads is too small!” in the 13th podcast recorded at the Miller-Eccles Group in February. As explained at the website: that is an astounding claim, given the international derision and devotion he has inspired among millions. Yet the scope, nature, and radicalism of his prophetic project is more vast and more radical than his followers or critics generally grasp. He was correct in more ways than he may have intended when he said, “No man knows my history.”
[…] “I always think there’s a band, kid.” —Professor Harold Hill in The Music Man By the time that I figured out that I hated The Music Man, it had been my favorite musical for […]
[…] background as a longtime voice in the world of “Mormon letters”—including his work as editor of Irreantum —before diving into his haunting, dream-fueled story “I Dream of Oil,” featured in the Spring 2025 issue […]
[…] background as a longtime voice in the world of “Mormon letters”—including his work as editor of Irreantum —before diving into his haunting, dream-fueled story “I Dream of Oil,” featured in the Spring 2025 issue […]