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Full-Text Articles in Mormon Studies
Full Issue, Byu Studies
October, Ramon Jimenez
Introductory Pages, Byu Studies
Exorcism, Carol Lynn Wright
The Climate Of Singing, Bessie F. Collins
Full Issue, Byu Studies
On Belay, David Evans
Index: Volumes I, Ii, And Iii, Byu Studies
Frontier 1961, Winona F. Thomas
Special Feature, Austin E. Fife
Special Feature, Austin E. Fife
BYU Studies
Dr. Austin Fife responds to a critique of his Mormon folk song collection. The analysis by Thomas E. Cheney appeared in BYU Studies 3.1. The Austin Fife collection of folk song recordings is in the Library of Congress.
Jb: Successful Theatre Versus “Godless” Theology, Preston R. Gledhill
Jb: Successful Theatre Versus “Godless” Theology, Preston R. Gledhill
BYU Studies
The author asks all artists to be more original, idealistic, and inspirational and less didactic and commemorative.
Miss Helen, Max Golightly
Mountain Parable, Thelma J. Lund
When All Has Been Given, Edward Hart
Valse From “Little Dance Suite, Opus 39”, Carl Fuerstner
Valse From “Little Dance Suite, Opus 39”, Carl Fuerstner
BYU Studies
No abstract provided.
Introductory Pages, Byu Studies
Ingratitude, Klea Evans Worsley
The Mormon Conflict Norman F. Furniss, J. Keith Melville
The Mormon Conflict Norman F. Furniss, J. Keith Melville
BYU Studies
No abstract provided.
Crematorium, Clinton F. Larson
Rorschach Blot, Martha Haskins Hume
Full Issue, Byu Studies
They Say Caesar…, M. Krysl
The Nightingale, Genevieve St.-Cyr
Full Issue, Byu Studies
Great Basin Kingdom: An Economic History Of The Latter-Day Saints, 1830-1900 Leonard J. Arrington, Richard D. Poll
Great Basin Kingdom: An Economic History Of The Latter-Day Saints, 1830-1900 Leonard J. Arrington, Richard D. Poll
BYU Studies
No abstract provided.
Salt Water Sunday, Eileen Gibbons
Salt Water Sunday, Eileen Gibbons
BYU Studies
Andrew, Lola, and their six children arrive at their summer job on the Great Salt Lake. Although Andrew tries to be reassuring, Lola is less than convinced his choice is a good one. Away from an LDS neighborhood, without means to attend church, and surrounded by non-members, Lola is not pleased with the situation. This short story focuses on Lola's feelings as she tries to reconcile her Mormon culture and religious practices with the realities of the family's summer job.
Introductory Pages, Byu Studies
Introductory Pages, Byu Studies
Director's Foreword To “The Mantle Of The Prophet”, Lael J. Woodbury
Director's Foreword To “The Mantle Of The Prophet”, Lael J. Woodbury
BYU Studies
The director of "The Mantle of the Prophet," a poetry drama staged at Brigham Young University in July 1960, discusses the unique aspect of the play. The drama, focusing more on language than character with a simple set, invites the audience to make a personal connection with a critical event in Mormon history—the martyrdom of Joseph and Hyrum Smith.
Water Color: "Upper Provo", Conan Mathews