Mormon Women Claiming Power
April 28, 2020As the editor of Exponent II, I have had innumerable Mormon men—progressive and orthodox—tell me that they would like to listen to women, but women just don’t step up and talk. From President Russell […]
As the editor of Exponent II, I have had innumerable Mormon men—progressive and orthodox—tell me that they would like to listen to women, but women just don’t step up and talk. From President Russell […]
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[…] is pleased to present this collection of essays exploring ecologies of faith, care, and living in our world that shape Mormon life. For more information on Mormon Scholars in the Humanities, please see their […]
what i wanted to say, but didn’t get to: in the end, there is one great sphere that contains each lesser light,
Steven L. Peck’s The Tragedy of King Leere, Goatherd of the La Sals is, like many of Peck’s works, almost impossible to categorize. Is it a modern-day ecological interpretation of the famous Shakespearian familial […]
When you’re young you think “widow” is a misprint for “window.” Then the tarp of age gets pulled over you and the words drift apart. There is a cleanness to good marriage that is […]
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[…] a job at the king’s house, where she later encounters Ammon, the enigmatic Nephite. In building Abish’s world, Harrison sketches a host of Lamanite gods, with her characters generally selecting one or another as […]
I most recall the river music. Smetana’s Moldau meandered often into the air at our house, European classical sounding in the high Utah parroquia.