[…] them and their land, and the African peoples, who were deemed property fit to build the New World, suffered under this trade. The early Indigenous peoples were enslaved, driven out, and/or massacred. Their cultures, […]
[…] Naylor uses this article to essay about otherness, connection, and what it means to live in a world more complicated than innocent. Tinesha Capri Zandamela, “Pioneer Day,” Fall 2019. Zandamela delves into family history […]
[…] system of governance on the far reaches of the nation. And it is here, in the rough-and-tumble world of early national American politics, that Park’s book truly shines. First introduced as religious émigrés into […]
[…] this is a collection that could have been refined had the poems already been out in the world, only the fittest surviving. Startlingly different in form from the above collections is Piersanti’s Life in […]
[…] than be an activist. Even still, she seems to make it clear that she’s on board with breaking white supremacy’s hold on the church, but to make it all the way to the final […]
[…] any other study of either Mormons or former Mormons that offers such fascinating connections between the religious world of Mormonism and the contributions of these thinkers. Granted, at times it can be densely theoretical […]
[…] graduate work in intellectual history (Cornell) and comparative literature (UNC Chapel Hill). In 2019 he retired from the Jabez A. Bostwick Chair at the University of Richmond to be Neal A. Maxwell Senior Research […]
[…] James Goldberg) will appear in the Fall 2020 issue of Dialogue. Mattathias stated in his review, “The world of D. J. Butler’s Witchy War novels is an old-growth forest, a kaleidoscope, the stomach of […]
There was a time When the measure of the earth Was lions. And the earth was full of lions,
[…] like women’s experiences in the Missouri War of 1838, especially sexual violence, and western women’s participation at the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition. She has published widely in anthologies and journals on many areas of women’s history. […]