[…] I will be using the term “modern literature” to refer to a particular movement or school of writing rather than to literature generally which happens to have been produced recently. In other words, I […]
[…] J. Grant Stevenson, 1967. Cooley, Everett L. Utah: A Student’s Guide to Localized History. New York: Teachers College Press, Columbia Univ., 1968. An excellent brief history. Cottam, Charles Walter. Autobiography of Charles Walter Cottam: […]
[…] like a fast-cut movie, flashing back and forth between times and realities until it all blends to gether. Though the reader may sometimes be unsure for paragraphs at a time exactly where they are […]
[…] $27.99. ISBN: 9781982185824. Jana Riess comes to a similar conclusion in her own review of McCurdy’s work: “What ‘I’m Glad My Mom Died’ Teaches Us About Ex-Mormons,” Flunking Sainthood, Religious News Service, May 30, 2023.
[…] the essays presented here, readers will be able to sample the impressive research, original thought, and capable writing which are increasingly characteristic of Mormon studies. Leonard Arrington Guest Editor Introduction: The Future of Mormon […]
Not many years after Voltaire delivered himself of his much maligned observation that history is a pack of tricks we play on the dead, historians began to attempt to prove him wrong by telling us…
[…] Freshman Orientation Program.” University of Utah, 1968. Foxley, William McLachlan. “Church Music Education: A Proposal for Pre- service and In-service Training of Nonprofessional Music Personnel.” Brigham Young University, 1969. Hales, Russel Gene. “Decisions of […]
[…] Dale Morgan, and Wallace Stegner. But lack of “the degree” is of course no guarantee against the writing of poor history. Doyle Fitzpatrick’s The King Strang Story is a case in point. In fact, […]
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