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[…] intense joys and sorrows of mortality” as we “learn to strive, to seek, and to struggle” in order to “discover truths about God and ourselves.” As we come to know the intense joys and […]
[…] exile—not to follow them, mind you, and certainly not to model them or copy them, but in order to become poets ourselves, creators of worlds. Like Whitman at the end of “Song of Myself,” […]
[…] of a real fissure in Book of Mormon scholarship—while Part 2 in next month’s episode will go over the 2000s to the present. The Book of Mormon is easily the most important product of […]
[…] ever-increasing itinerary of COVID-19-induced virtual readings. Alongside her readings, her poems continue to be featured in flagship online and print journals and literary anthologies, including New Poets of Native Nations (Graywolf Press, 2018), edited […]
[…] the gaps in a Rube Goldberg machinery in which we are, simultaneously, parts. For example, in “ Order,” the essayist (not just Madden) tells stories, weaves phrases, and follows the leads of language and […]
[…] precious, and I worried that the authors of the essays would distort Indigenous knowledge and intentions in order to preserve the names and reputations of Church leaders. I also understood that the authors might […]
[…] and administrators from the Multicultural Student Services Office with whom I had previously worked and volunteered in order to find out how to organize such an event on campus. There was no response for […]
[…] with my grandparents. Soon afterwards, I had my first disappointment at Church functions. At Scout camp where Order of the Arrow candidates were to be chosen, all the other boys assumed that I would […]
Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Dialogue is proud to launch a new monthly podcast series on the dialoguejournal.com/topicpages, exploring key issues in the history of LDS scholarship. Join host Taylor Petrey, editor of […]