[…] the revelatory authority of Logos), also disguise contested social relations hidden within the written word. This contest over the written word is itself shaped by the reification or fetishization of writing as an administrative […]
[…] and ordained to the priesthood, and where other business was con ducted. Membership had increased to sixty-two over the intervening three months, and it was reported that Isaiah 5 was read by Joseph Smith with […]
[…] upon a subject/object relationship. There is a danger of tyranny since that which defines wields subjective power over that which is defined. I am compelled to carefully clarify my criteria for authority in the […]
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[…] of my birth. Of course, my relationship to both church and marriage was rent by many issues over many years. But what I then thought was a loving statement of personal realization of my […]
[…] My first night in Nice, France, my companion took me to a member’s home, la famille Karsenty. Over the next three and a half months I would spend in Nice, I would learn that […]
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[…] welcomed the prospect of a typescript edition. I want to talk about Nicholas’s life chronologically, pausing periodically over incidents that deserve more detail or that highlight an aspect of his character or personality. Two […]
<i>Dialogue 32.1 (Spring 1999): 119–135</i><br>Norman discusses instances where the racist teachings that justified the priesthood restrictions before 1978 continue to be taught.