[…] in pretty much the same ways that my own ancestors were once treated by the states of Missouri and Illinois. It is a drastic thing to declare an entire culture incompatible with an ideal […]
[…] Worker in the Salt Lake Temple. She has served a one year mission in the Salt Lake Inner- City Mission and 5 years at the Utah State Men’s Prison in the Family History Center. She has worked […]
[…] Friday for our Spirit of Dialogue conference at UVU and our gala at the Natural History Museum in Salt Lake City as we celebrate fifty years of Dialogue and look forward to the next fifty! 50th_profilepic
[…] inherited, and if you want it you must obtain it by great labour.”1 This has always un derscored for me the importance of knowing your literary tradition, of reading widely and deeply, and of […]
[…] a hole and interrupt a large crowd—not to mention the most important and sought-after man in the city—I wonder if they hesitated. I wonder if they thought they should turn back, that it was […]
[…] whose eagerness to leave behind their small town for the chic world of fashion in New York City post-graduation leaves Dill feeling hurt and betrayed. Told in chapters that shift between Dill’s, Lydia’s, and […]
[…] the journal of record for the intellectual and cultural life of the Mormon people. Thanks to five decades of work by editors, authors, and the Board, Dialogue continues to provide space for some of […]
[…] wonder? I love Seattle. I feel that we are really lucky to be in such a beautiful city, and I often find myself stumbling into beautiful moments that fill me with a sense of […]
[…] in temple attendance. 2007: Kim B. Ostman “The Other” in the Limelight: One Perspective on the Publi city Surrounding the New LDS Temple in Finland” Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought, Vol 40 No. 4 […]
2019: Blaire Ostler, “Queer Polygamy” Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought, Vol 52 No. 1 (2019): 33–43. Ostler addresses the problems with what she terms the “Standard Model of Polygamy.” She discusses how these problems…