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[…] episodes told by the grandmothers and shaped into free verse by the author with obvious delight. The humanity of these stories, the humor, the tenderness of touch make such stories as the hiding of […]
[…] most television situation comedies. His humor is gentle and grows out of sympathetic and penetrating observation of human experience, specifically that of rural Mormondom. The strain of satire is strong, but devoid of sting or […]
[…] the tiny, contorted mummies in the museum on Temple Square but had never thought of them as human. Now I saw, in imagination, a body twisted, compressed, shoveled into a shallow pit and covered […]
[…] of activities will advance every member equally along the pathway to a life that is disciplined and humane. The list of expectations is now so staggering that few have the energy, time, or will […]
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[…] the summer of 1979, the Modern Language Association, with financial support from the National Endowment for the Humanities, sponsored a five–week institute on “non–traditional writings of women.” The institute was held at the University […]