Item Detail
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26599
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1
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14
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English
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"After the Body of My Spirit" : Embodiment, Empathy, and Mormon Aesthetics
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Dialogue : A Journal of Mormon Thought
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Fall 2015
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48
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3
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Cambridge, MA
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Dialogue Foundation
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25-47
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Ettari discusses Mormon aesthetic theory and the tension between the body and the spirit in the Mormon thought. He argues that Mormon theology enables the establishment of an aesthetic framework that privileges a kind of bodily empathy that is resolutely physical and therefore universal. This aesthetic framework is deeply intertwined with Mormon doctrine generally and with the specific, stated goal of Mormon temple worship: to bind together the entirety of the human family.
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