The study of censorship is important not because we are shocked by the contents of a book or because a complaint about a work offends our sensibilities, but rather because this conflict between powerful opposing forces in society can threaten its foundations and ideals. Conflict exists because reasonable individuals in our society disagree as to what defines the limitations of creativity and expression, and who should decide when those boundaries ahve been overstepped. These issues are addressed in detail in this important and timely new survey.
The study of censorship is important not because we are shocked by the contents of a book or because a complaint about a work offends our sensibilities, but rather because this conflict between powerful opposing forces in society can threaten its foundations and ideals. Conflict exists because reasonable individuals in our society disagree as to what defines the limitations of creativity and expression, and who should decide when those boundaries ahve been overstepped. These issues are addressed in detail in this important and timely new survey.
JOHN B. HARER is the head of the Circulation Division of Sterling C. Evans Library at Texas A&M University and has published a number of refereed journal articles and books. STEVEN R. HARRIS is Humanities Reference Librarian at the Sterling C. Evans Library at the Middleton Library at Louisiana State University.
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Tables and Figures Acknowledgments Preface Introduction Censorship Literature Methodology Data Analysis Comparison of Sources: Past and Present Conclusion Appendix Titles listed in all four sources in frequency order Bibliography Index
Tables and Figures Acknowledgments Preface Introduction Censorship Literature Methodology Data Analysis Comparison of Sources: Past and Present Conclusion Appendix Titles listed in all four sources in frequency order Bibliography Index
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