[…] an associate professor in the School of Information Science at the University of Kentucky, where he studies online social spaces, including those related to Mormonism. A member and minister in Community of Christ, his […]
What is Mormon studies? Who is doing it? Where and how is it being done? What is the relationship between Mormon studies and apologetics? Does Mormon studies exclude or necessarily bracket discussion about the […]
Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought presents “History and Theology of Trans and Nonbinary Identity in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.” Note that any footnotes/images and/or graphs are not included. For […]
[…] woman’s agency regarding her safety, security, and health in a relationship than have low divorce numbers. Individual over institution. When I teach my modern United States history courses, the feminist movement is the lesson […]
[…] moves from shocked Pikachu memes to Habermas, from Instagram activism to political cartoons, asking what happens when online visual language spills into physical public space. Amanda also reflects personally on queer loneliness at BYU […]
[…] moves from shocked Pikachu memes to Habermas, from Instagram activism to political cartoons, asking what happens when online visual language spills into physical public space. Amanda also reflects personally on queer loneliness at BYU […]
Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought presents “Mormon Male Homoerotics in the Sacred Art of Arnold Friberg.” Note that any footnotes/images and/or graphs are not included. For the complete experience of this article, please […]
[…] garage in that small town just before it closed and were told that the trouble was apparently a broken timing gear which would take about two days to order and install. Read the complete essay
Friberg’s work gained prominence in the early to mid-twentieth century, during a transitional period in American culture, and the carved physiques of Friberg’s subjects highlight a fascination with the male form, celebrating hypermasculinity by […]
[…] Science and Economics, then eventually went to law school. He has been active in LDS blogging and online discussion since 2003. His favorite LDS calling is Gospel Doctrine Teacher, although Building Cleaning Guy comes […]