[…] and her subsequent excommunication from the Mormon church. In addition to her memoirs, Sonia left other records de tailing her past. In these personal letters—now housed at the University of Utah’s Marriott Library—she presents […]
[…] R. H. Connolly, in Texts and Studies (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1909), 8.1: 39; Gregory of Nyssa, De Oratione Dominica 5 (Patro logia Graeca, ed. J.-P. Migne , 44:1,184 B-D); cf. a translation by […]
[…] authenticity” (440). Regardless of the fact that “authentic racial and ethnic differences have always been difficult to de fine,” and in spite of the fact that literary critics for twenty years have heralded the […]
[…] Huntington. Does he have any idea his gait is miming hers exactly, stride for stride? Gaining the Missouri River, we take over again, Andrew jockeying his way to the rear. “Boys in back, girls […]
[…] to trees in late June, and the Boston skyline from forest preserve trails miles away from the city. I also began feeling things I had not felt before—the way my body moved into and […]
[…] essay and autobiography have deep roots in our literary heritage; the essay is generally attributed to Michel de Montaigne, the auto biography to St. Augustine. The personal essay, or more precisely the autobiographical personal […]
[…] others. And the above picture requires the opposite to be the case. I don’t know how the de fender of the debt metaphor can get out of this problem, although I am willing to […]
[…] relationship with the church. I believed that homosexuality was something they could overcome if they were sincerely desirous of doing so. When I was editing Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought during the late […]
[…] John Whitmer Kept by Commandment.” MS, p. 76. In The Archives, Department of History, The Auditorium, Independence, Missouri. Oliver Cowdery, Kirtland, Ohio, to William Frye, Gilead, Illinois, letter dated December 22, 1835, published in […]
Refashioned beyond recognition, Salt Lake City hosted the Winter Games in February 2002. While the world partied Olympically—Budweisers in hand, whooping it up in chaotic street fetes—Latter-day Saints found haven in the LDS Conference […]