
Claudia L. Bushman
CLAUDIA L. BUSHMAN {[email protected]}, a historian of women and other matters, holds degrees from Wellesley College, Brigham Young University, and Boston University. She is the author of several books, the most recent of which is Going to Boston: Harriet Robinson’s Journey to New Womanhood (University of Chicago Press, 2017). During the current plague, she surveys the world from the tenth floor of a Manhattan apartment overlooking the Hudson River and the New Jersey shore. She hopes to live long enough to complete the final chapter of her autobiography, to be titled “I, Claudia.”
Lavina Fielding Anderson, Mercy Without End: Toward a More Inclusive Church
Articles/Essays – Volume 53, No. 4
A Cautionary Voice: You and Your Child’s World by Elliott D. Landau
Articles/Essays – Volume 2, No. 3
Women: One Man’s Opinion: Women and the Priesthood by Rodney Turner
Articles/Essays – Volume 7, No. 4
Snowy Tea Towels and Spotless Kitchens: Homespun: Domestic Arts & Crafts of Mormon Pioneers by Shirley B. Paxman
Articles/Essays – Volume 11, No. 3
A Beloved Apostle: LeGrand Richards, Beloved Apostle by Lucile C. Tate
Articles/Essays – Volume 15, No. 3
My Short Happy Life with Exponent II
Articles/Essays – Volume 36, No. 3
Dialogue 36.3 (Fall 2003): 191–1933
Claudia Bushman and others reflect back on Exponent II.
Should Mormon Women Speak Out? Thoughts on Our Place in the World
Articles/Essays – Volume 41, No. 1