Why I'm bother to write at all : LDS women's voices / Ronda Walker Knudsen, 2003 April 22

Item — Box: 378, Folder: 1

Identifier: FA 1 Item 4745

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Scope and Contents

Submitted by BYU student Ronda Knudsen for her Master's thesis in American Studies with Folklore emphasis. About the role and rites of LDS women and their relationships with their children. Contains information about the supposed subjugation of LDS women versus the reality, mother's relationships with their children, especially missionary children, and how LDS women traditionally prepare for marriage and family, as well as contemporary implications. Prepared on April 22, 2003 for the thesis committe, with Chair Jan Roush, and others being Jeannie Thomas, Evelyn Funda, Barre Toelken and Keith Grant-Davie.

Dates

2003 April 22

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Open for public research.

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