 | The very clear expository prose of the articles explains the history and significance of each topic covered... Censorship, by virtue of its breadth and accessibility unseats Encyclopedia of Censorship (Facts on File 1990), and Free Expression and Censorship in America (Greenwood Press, 1997) as the reference source choice on this topic. |
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Lawrence Amey, Timothy L. Hall, Carl Jensen, Charles E. May, and Richard L. Wilson
ISBN: 978-0-89356-444-5
List Price: $331
September 1997 · 3 volumes · 966 pages · 8"x10"
ALA/RUSA Outstanding Reference Source
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Censorship
Should government regulate the Internet? Should taxpayers finance the NEA? Should record companies issue content warnings? Highly controversial topics such as these that impact our daily lives are examined thoroughly in Censorship. With 997 articles, 4 appendices, 3 indexes, 265 illustrations, and 35 maps, charts, tables, and sidebars, this 3-volume set is the most comprehensive work on the subject. From the arts, education, literature, politics, religion, science, war, and many other subjects, you will find articles of several hundred to several thousand words in length, with each emphasizing censorship issues.
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