[…] the National Cathedral School in Washington, D.C. She teaches courses on ethics, sacred space and iconography, and world religions, and she gives tours of the Washington National Cathedral. Before teaching at NCS, she conducted […]
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 Dialogue and associate professor of religion […]
This month, we are looking at the history of scholarship on the Book of Abraham. And this is an exciting time in this field.
[…] LSD vs. LDS Charlie Bird. Without the Mask Ann Chamberlin, Clogs and Shawls: Mormons, Moorlands, and the Search for Zion Joey Franklin. Delusions of Grandeur Eric Freeze. French Dive: Living More with Less in […]
[…] the Utah Women and Leadership Project, the BYU ARTS Partnership, and helps run the Op-Ed Lab for Mormon Women for Ethical Government. She received a BA in Humanities and an MA in English from BYU.
[…] 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 […]
[…] 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 […]
[…] 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 […]
[…] Mormon people or white American, anti-black supremacy as a concept and sociohistorical practice. This is because of the unconscious ways that her use of “Mormon” is often conflated with “White” despite the growth of […]
The jar is silent because it is full of praise. The grasshoppers are loud because they, too, are full of praise, clicking as they fly.