Zina Petersen

Zina Petersen teaches courses in early British literature and language at BYU. She received her graduate degrees from The Catholic University of America in 1992 and 1997. Her research interests include the literary history of Christianity, mysticism, women’s religious and spiritual writings, Chaucer, Malory and King Arthur traditions.

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Nibley’s Early Education

by Zina Petersen | undefined 44 | 04-19-2021

Abstract: In this intimate glimpse of Hugh Nibley’s childhood, written by his daughter Zina, we read of what it was like for Hugh to grow up as a gifted child with Victorian parents and, in turn, what it was like for Zina and her siblings to grow up as a child in the home of […]

Nibley’s Early Education

by Zina Petersen | 04-19-2021

Where Shall Wisdom Be Found?

by Zina Petersen | undefined 7 | 10-04-2013

Review of The Mother of the Lord, volume 1: The Lady in the Temple by Margaret Barker, 2012, London: Bloomsbury.

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