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The A-Z of Free Expression

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  • 326 stron
  • 12 godzin czytania

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This A-Z tells you all you need to know about the state of free expression in the world today and what THEY didn't want you to know. The vast majority of entries are simply credited with an author and date and are taken from Index on Censorship. Censorship is a curious, shifting matter, often crude but sometimes subtle. Included are entries about unofficial silencing as well as official censorship. censorship, silensing, and what we call free expression. It includes new writing from Michael Grade, Howard Marks, Chris Woodhead, Kamila Shamsie, Martin Cloonan, Felipe Fernandez-Armesto and Jake Lynch, plus contributions from Salman Rushdie, John Mortimer, Ken Loach, Vaclav Havel, Gore Vidal, Arthur Miller, Noam Chomsky, Gunter Grass, Yehudi Menuhin, Umberto Eco, Nelson Mandela and Ariel Dorfman.

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Tytuł
The A-Z of Free Expression
Język
angielski
Autorzy
kolektiv
Rok wydania
2003
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
326
ISBN10
0904286991
ISBN13
9780904286991
Seria
Tagi
Opis
This A-Z tells you all you need to know about the state of free expression in the world today and what THEY didn't want you to know. The vast majority of entries are simply credited with an author and date and are taken from Index on Censorship. Censorship is a curious, shifting matter, often crude but sometimes subtle. Included are entries about unofficial silencing as well as official censorship. censorship, silensing, and what we call free expression. It includes new writing from Michael Grade, Howard Marks, Chris Woodhead, Kamila Shamsie, Martin Cloonan, Felipe Fernandez-Armesto and Jake Lynch, plus contributions from Salman Rushdie, John Mortimer, Ken Loach, Vaclav Havel, Gore Vidal, Arthur Miller, Noam Chomsky, Gunter Grass, Yehudi Menuhin, Umberto Eco, Nelson Mandela and Ariel Dorfman.