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A major criticism of Hauck's model involves the requirement of ''two'' areas named ''Bountiful'' in the new world.<ref>{{FR-1-1-8}}; see also a short review at {{FR-1-1-9}}</ref> Given the problems outlined in reviews, this model has not gained much traction among LDS scholars, though it served as a spur for further work. | A major criticism of Hauck's model involves the requirement of ''two'' areas named ''Bountiful'' in the new world.<ref>{{FR-1-1-8}}; see also a short review at {{FR-1-1-9}}</ref> Given the problems outlined in reviews, this model has not gained much traction among LDS scholars, though it served as a spur for further work. | ||
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Model name: Hauck 1988Date proposed: 1988 |
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Hauck proposed refinements to Sorenson's model,[1] but one reviewer considered his alterations too radical to be mere refinements, and on the ten essential points discussed here found it vastly inferior to Sorenson's model.[2]
Real world suggested correlates in this model:
- Narrow neck of land - no isthmus connection, but considers it a "narrow corridor"
- River Sidon - Usamacinta River
- Hill Ramah/Cumorah - [needs work]
A major criticism of Hauck's model involves the requirement of two areas named Bountiful in the new world.[3] Given the problems outlined in reviews, this model has not gained much traction among LDS scholars, though it served as a spur for further work.
Notes
- Jump up ↑ F. Richard Hauck, Deciphering the Geography of the Book of Mormon (Salt Lake City: Deseret Book, 1988).
- Jump up ↑ John E. Clark, "A Key for Evaluating Nephite Geographies (Review of Deciphering the Geography of the Book of Mormon by F. Richard Hauck)," FARMS Review of Books 1/1 (1989): 20–70. off-site
- Jump up ↑ William J. Hamblin, "A Stumble Forward? (Review of Deciphering the Geography of the Book of Mormon by F. Richard Hauck)," FARMS Review of Books 1/1 (1989): 71–77. off-site; see also a short review at Mark V. Withers, "Deciphering the Geography of the Book of Mormon (Review of Deciphering the Geography of the Book of Mormon by F. Richard Hauck)," FARMS Review of Books 1/1 (1989): 78–79. off-site