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[…] shift the subject matter to the culture of Mormonism and the attempts of academicians in the 19 60s and 1970s to shift to the technique of literature. As a result, until recently, fiction with […]
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In this episode of Dialogue Out Loud, Dialogue Journal edi tor Taylor Petrey interviews Margaret Olsen Hemming and HB Franchino-Olsen, authors of the essay “They Have Received Many Wounds: Applying a Trauma-Informed Lens to […]
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