Cristine Hutchison-Jones

CRISTINE HUTCHISON-JONES {cristine.hutchison.jones@ gmail.com} received her BA in American studies and religion from Florida State University in 2001, and her PhD in religious and theological studies from Boston University in 2011. She is a cultural and intellectual historian of religion in the United States with a focus on religious intolerance and representations of minorities. Her dissertation, “Reviling and Revering the Mormons: Defining American Values, 1890–2008,” explored images of the Mormons in American news, fiction and non-fiction writing, and television and film.

Anti-Mormon Moment | J. Spencer Fluhman, “A Peculiar People”:Anti-Mormonism and the Making of Religion in Nineteenth-Century America

Articles/Essays – Volume 46, No. 2

With Mitt Romney’s loss and the end of the 2012 campaign season, many have declared an end to our current Mormon Moment. But while America’s recent attention to the Mormons may have been unusually focused—particularly…