| Riepilogo: | Intro -- Contents -- Figures -- Tables -- Mormon Canon of Scripture: The Standard Works of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- day Saints -- Short Citations to the Joseph Smith Papers -- 1. Introduction -- Part I. Context and Commencement -- 2. "By the Gift and Power of God": Translation among the Gifts of the Spirit -- 3. "Bringing Forth" the Book of Mormon: Translation as the Reconfiguration of Bodies in Space- Time -- 4. Performing the Translation: Character Transcripts and Joseph Smith'sEarliest Translating Practices -- 5. Reconfiguring the Archive: Women and the Social Production of the Book of Mormon -- Part II. Translating the Book of Mormon -- 6. Seeing the Voice of God: The Book of Mormon on Its Own Translation -- 7. Joseph Smith, Helen Schucman, and the Experience of Producing a Spiritual Text: Comparing the Translating of the Book of Mormonand the Scribing of A Course in Miracles -- 8. Nephi's Project: The Gold Plates as Book History -- 9. Ancient History and Modern Commandments: The Book of Mormon in Comparison withJoseph Smith's Other Revelations -- Part III. Translating the King James Bible -- 10. The Tarrying of the Beloved Disciple: The Textual Formation of the Account of John -- 11. A Recovered Resource: The Use of Adam Clarke's Bible Commentaryin Joseph Smith's Bible Translation -- 12. Lost Scripture and "the Interpolations of Men": Joseph Smith's Revelation on the Apocrypha -- 13. Translation, Revelation, and the Hermeneuticsof Theological Innovation: Joseph Smith and the Record of John -- Part IV. Pure Language, the Book of Abraham,and the Kinderhook Plates -- 14. "Eternal Wisdom Engraven upon the Heavens": Joseph Smith's Pure Language Project -- 15. "Translating an Alphabetto the Book of Abraham": Joseph Smith's Study of the Egyptian Languageand His Translation of the Book of Abraham.
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