Mormon Literature Database - Annual of the Association for Mormon Letters, 1995

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Annual of the Association for Mormon Letters, 1995
Papers from 1993-94
Edited by Lavina Fielding Anderson
Provo, Utah: Association for Mormon Letters, 1995 (330p.)

Published In Series:
Association for Mormon Letters Annuals
Volume: [8]


Genre:		Criticism

Organization:
Association for Mormon Letters

This publication includes:
And Now For A Little Mormon Humor by Ann Edwards Cannon Pages: 1-8	Criticism
The Power of the Preposition by Linda Brummett Pages: 9-15	Criticism
Clio Meets Elijah At The Family History Center by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich Pages: 16-23	Criticism
The Original Language of the Book of Mormon: Upstate New York Dialect, King James English, or Hebrew? by Royal Skousen Pages: 24-31	Criticism
Taste and Feast: Images of Eating and Drinking in the Book of Mormon by Richard Dilworth Rust Pages: 32-37	Criticism
Rendering the Ineffable Effable: Treating Joseph Smith's First Vision in Imaginative Literature by Richard H. Cracroft Pages: 38-57	Criticism
Ghosts and Outsiders: Mormon Writers Playing in the Dark by Eugene England Pages: 58-69	Criticism
Maurine Whipple and the Grand Idea by Veda Tebbs Hale Pages: 70-78	Criticism
Form and Content: Establishing the Printing Text for Maurine Whipple: The Lost Works by Lavina Fielding Anderson Pages: 79-85	Criticism
Where Nothing is Long Ago: Memories of Virginia Sorensen Waugh by Shirley Brockbank Paxman Pages: 86-95	Criticism
Kindly Ironic Vision in Richard Scowcroft's Novels by Glen J. Wiese Pages: 96-111	Criticism
The Deseret Book Book: Lindsey Phillip Dew, Jack Weyland, and Carroll Hofeling Morris by Harlow Soderborg Clark Pages: 112-126	Criticism
Strange Love: The Stories of Phyllis Barber by Helen B. Cannon Pages: 127-135	Criticism
Whither Mormon Drama? Look First to the Theatre by Eric Samuelsen Pages: 137-144	Criticism
Polly and Katy: Mormon Feminists Take the Stage? by Nola D. Smith Pages: 145-151	Criticism
Heart of My Father: C. Thomas Asplund, A Retrospective by Marni Asplund Campbell Pages: 152-162	Criticism
Life Transitions in the Poetry of Clinton F. Larson by Ellen Bonelli Pace Pages: 163-182	Criticism
The Lyric Body in Emma Lou Thayne's Things Happen by Lisa Orme Bickmore Pages: 183-191	Criticism
When Are We Taking Ourselves Too Seriously? Elouise Bell's Humor by Patricia T. Coleman Pages: 192-196	Criticism
Wanderings and Wonderings: Contemporary Autobiographical Theory and the Personal Essay by Valerie Holladay Pages: 197-204	Criticism
S. Dilworth Young: His Life in Words by Benson Y. Parkinson Pages: 205-213	Biography / Memoir
From Walden Pond to the Great Salt Lake: Ecobiography and Engendered Species Acts in Walden and Refuge by Cecilia Konchar Farr, Phillip A. Snyder Pages: 214-225	Criticism
Refuge as Extinction: The Victory of Fear and Death Over Courage and Faith by Neal W. Kramer Pages: 226-236	Criticism
Is There Refuge in the Text?: Narrator and Reader in Terry Tempest Williams's Memoir by Thomas G. Plummer Pages: 237-246	Criticism
"P.S. The Slimy One on the Right": Remarks on Bombastic Criticism by Harlow Soderborg Clark Pages: 247-256	Criticism
Criticizing Mormon Culture Or Whatever Happened To Good Will? by Neal W. Kramer Pages: 257-269	Criticism
Faithful and Ambiguous Fiction: Can Weyland and Whipple Dance Together in the House of Fiction? by John Bennion Pages: 269-283	Criticism
The Mormon Fiction Mission by Tessa Meyer Santiago Pages: 284-292	Criticism
How to be a Mormo-American: Or, the Function of Mormon Criticism at the Present Time by Michael Austin Pages: 293-308	Criticism
Thoughts of a Former Feminist by Sally T. Taylor Pages: 309-321	Personal Essay
Pro-Choice? But What Are We Choosing? One Woman's View by Mae Blanch Pages: 322-324	Personal Essay
Descent From Certitude by Doris R. Dant Pages: 325-330	Personal Essay