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Author(s): Jonathon Green, Nicholas J. Karolides
ISBN(s): 9781438110011, 1438110014
Edition: 2
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Year: 2005
Language: english
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ISBN 10: 1438110014 
ISBN 13: 9781438110011
Author: Jonathon Green, Nicholas J Karolides

Although censorship may seem like a thing of the past, current controversies over books, movies, and Web sites prove it to be a very timely and critical issue. Fully updated and revised with more than 50 percent new material, Encyclopedia of Censorship, New Edition presents a full range of information about the history and evolution of censorship and its role in society today.

Covering all forms of expression from the past to the present from the office of the censor in ancient Rome to the Internet in the computer age this completely current reference examines every facet of this complex subject. With an easy-to-use A-to-Z format perfect for high school and college students as well as anyone with an interest in censorship and its politics, Encyclopedia of Censorship, New Edition brings this important topic up to date through the new millennium.

New entries include Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Judy Blume, Christian Coalition, the Harry Potter series, Stephen King, and more.

Encyclopedia Of Censorship 2nd Table of contents:

Part I: Theoretical Foundations of Censorship

1. Defining Censorship

  • 1.1 Historical Perspectives

  • 1.2 Censorship in Political Philosophy

  • 1.3 Legal Frameworks and Censorship

  • 1.4 The Ethics of Censorship

  • 1.5 The Psychological and Sociological Dimensions of Censorship

2. Types of Censorship

  • 2.1 Government Censorship

  • 2.2 Corporate Censorship

  • 2.3 Religious Censorship

  • 2.4 Self-Censorship

  • 2.5 Censorship by Social Movements

  • 2.6 Censorship of the Arts

3. Censorship in Different Mediums

  • 3.1 Censorship in Literature

  • 3.2 Censorship in Film

  • 3.3 Censorship in Music

  • 3.4 Censorship in Journalism and News Media

  • 3.5 Censorship in the Digital Age: The Internet and Social Media

Part II: Historical and Global Perspectives on Censorship

4. Censorship in Antiquity

  • 4.1 Ancient Greece and Rome

  • 4.2 Early Religious Censorship in Ancient Cultures

5. Censorship in the Middle Ages

  • 5.1 Religious and State Censorship in Medieval Europe

  • 5.2 Islamic Censorship Practices

  • 5.3 Censorship in Asia and Africa

6. Censorship in the Early Modern Period

  • 6.1 The Printing Revolution and the Rise of Censorship

  • 6.2 Censorship in the Age of Enlightenment

  • 6.3 Censorship During the Protestant Reformation and the Catholic Counter-Reformation

7. Censorship in the 19th and 20th Centuries

  • 7.1 Censorship during the Victorian Era

  • 7.2 Censorship in the Age of Totalitarian Regimes: Fascism and Communism

  • 7.3 World War I and World War II: Government Censorship and Propaganda

  • 7.4 Cold War Censorship and Ideological Control

  • 7.5 Censorship in the Post-Colonial Era

8. Censorship in the United States

  • 8.1 Early U.S. Censorship: Religious and Political Contexts

  • 8.2 Censorship in the 19th Century

  • 8.3 Censorship in the 20th Century: McCarthyism, the Civil Rights Movement, and Free Speech

  • 8.4 Censorship in the Digital Age: The Patriot Act and Beyond

9. Censorship in the United Kingdom

  • 9.1 Historical Overview of British Censorship

  • 9.2 Censorship and the British Empire

  • 9.3 Censorship in 20th Century Britain: The Role of the Lord Chamberlain and the BBC

  • 9.4 Censorship of Literature and Film in Modern Britain

10. Censorship Around the World

  • 10.1 Censorship in Europe: From Authoritarianism to Democracy

  • 10.2 Censorship in Asia: China, Japan, and India

  • 10.3 Censorship in Africa: Colonial and Post-Colonial Influences

  • 10.4 Censorship in the Middle East and the Muslim World

  • 10.5 Censorship in Latin America: Political and Social Impacts

Part III: Specific Cases and Controversies

11. Censorship of Literature

  • 11.1 Classic Literary Bans and Book Burnings

  • 11.2 Censorship of Contemporary Literature

  • 11.3 The Role of Publishers and Writers in Fighting Censorship

12. Censorship of Art and Performance

  • 12.1 Censorship in Theater and Performance Art

  • 12.2 Iconoclasm and the Destruction of Art

  • 12.3 Art and Politics: When Art Becomes a Tool of Censorship

13. Censorship of Film and Television

  • 13.1 The Hays Code and Censorship in Hollywood

  • 13.2 Censorship of International Films

  • 13.3 Modern Film Ratings and Censorship Issues

  • 13.4 Censorship of Television and Streaming Platforms

14. Censorship in Music

  • 14.1 The Censorship of Lyrics and Performances

  • 14.2 Political and Social Reactions to Music

  • 14.3 The Role of Music as Protest: Censorship and Freedom of Expression

15. Censorship and the Internet

  • 15.1 Government Censorship of the Web: The “Great Firewall” and Internet Restrictions

  • 15.2 The Role of Social Media Companies in Censorship

  • 15.3 Online Content Moderation and Free Speech Debates

  • 15.4 Privacy, Surveillance, and Data Collection: Ethical Concerns

Part IV: Censorship and Society

16. Censorship and Freedom of Expression

  • 16.1 The Right to Free Speech and the Role of Censorship

  • 16.2 Balancing Censorship and Public Safety

  • 16.3 Censorship in Democracies vs. Authoritarian Regimes

  • 16.4 The Role of Censorship in Education and Public Discourse

17. Censorship and the Media

  • 17.1 The Role of Media in Censorship: Newsrooms and Editorial Control

  • 17.2 Media Ownership and Censorship of Content

  • 17.3 Journalistic Integrity and the Impact of Censorship on the Press

18. The Role of Activism and Advocacy in Challenging Censorship

  • 18.1 The Role of International Human Rights Organizations

  • 18.2 Censorship in the Digital Age: Activism Against Censorship on the Internet

  • 18.3 Grassroots Movements to Defend Free Speech and Artistic Expression

Part V: Future Directions

19. The Future of Censorship in a Globalized World

  • 19.1 The Changing Landscape of Digital Censorship

  • 19.2 New Technologies and Their Impact on Censorship

  • 19.3 Censorship and Globalization: Cross-border Issues

  • 19.4 The Role of International Law in Addressing Censorship

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