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This collection of sixty-three essays provides assistance to the growing number of students, teachers, librarians, and parents who find themselves confronting a censorship situation. The contributors are both authors--of fiction, drama, and poetry for adults, children, and adolescents--and teachers of literature, writing about the books that are most frequently challenged in schools and libraries.
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This collection of sixty-three essays provides assistance to the growing number of students, teachers, librarians, and parents who find themselves confronting a censorship situation. The contributors are both authors--of fiction, drama, and poetry for adults, children, and adolescents--and teachers of literature, writing about the books that are most frequently challenged in schools and libraries.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Scarecrow Press
- Revised edition
- Seitenzahl: 528
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Mai 1995
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 214mm x 137mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 576g
- ISBN-13: 9780810840386
- ISBN-10: 0810840383
- Artikelnr.: 25408550
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Scarecrow Press
- Revised edition
- Seitenzahl: 528
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Mai 1995
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 214mm x 137mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 576g
- ISBN-13: 9780810840386
- ISBN-10: 0810840383
- Artikelnr.: 25408550
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
John M. Kean, Professor of Curriculum and Instruction, University of Wisconsin-Madison, has taught and published articles on children's and young adult literature, the teaching of writing, and censorship in the schools. He has been a member and chair of the NCTE Committee Against Censorship and a member of the CEE Commission on Intellectual Freedom and the IRA Advisory Committee on Intellectual Freedom. The late Lee Burress, Professor Emeritus, English, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, taught and published on American literature, folklore, composition, and literary censorship and was a member and chair of the NCTE Committee Against Censorship. He was author, co-author, or co-editor of Battle of the Books (Scarecrow, 1989); Celebrating Censored Books (with Nicholas Karolides); How Censorship Affects the School and Other Essays; and The Student's Right to Know (with Edward Jenkinson). Nicholas Karolides is Professor of English and Associate Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Wisconsin-River Falls. His recent books include Reader Response in the Classroom, Evoking and Interpreting Literature in the Classroom, Focus on Physical Impairments, and Focus on Fitness (with Melissa Karolides).
Part 1 Acknowledgments Part 2 Introduction Part 3 Prologue How to Be
Obscene by Upton Sinclair Part 4 I. PERSPECTIVES: CENSORSHIP BY OMISSION
AND COMMISSION Chapter 5 1. On Censorship Chapter 6 2. Blackballing Chapter
7 3. Not Laughable, But Lethal Chapter 8 4. Take the Tortillas Out of Your
Poetry Chapter 9 5. White-outs and Black-outs on the Book Shelves Chapter
10 6. "Shut Not Your Doors": An Author Looks at Censorship Part 11 II.
CHALLENGING BOOKS Chapter 12 7. A Rationale for Teaching Huckleberry Finn
Chapter 13 8. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: Review of Historical
Challenges Chapter 14 9. Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl Chapter 15
10. Annie on My Mind by Nancy Garden Chapter 16 11. In Defense of: Are You
There God? It's Me, Margaret, Deenie, and Blubber- Three Novels by Judy
Blume Chapter 17 12. The Bible: Source of Great Literature and Controversy
Chapter 18 13. The Bible and the Constitution Chapter 19 14. Black Boy
(American Hunger): Freedom to Remember Chapter 20 15. Black Like Me: In
Defense of a Racial Reality Chapter 21 16. Bless the Beasts and Children by
Glendon Swarthout Chapter 22 17. The Relevance of Brave New World Chapter
23 18. Huxley's Brave New World as Social Irritant: Ban It or Buy It?
Chapter 24 19. "Alas, alas, That ever love was sin!" Marriages Moral and
Immoral in Chaucer Chapter 25 20. If You Want to Know the Truth...:The
Catcher in the Rye Chapter 26 21. Fighting Words in and over Catch-22
Chapter 27 22. "They tell you to do your own thing, but they don't mean
it.": Censorship and The Chocolate War Chapter 28 23. Anthony Burgess's A
Clockwork Orange Chapter 29 24. She's Just Too Womanish for Them: Alice
Walker and The Color Purple Chapter 30 25. Fueling the Fire of Hell: A
Reply to Censors of The Crucible Chapter 31 26. Death of a Salesman: An
American Classic Chapter 32 27. The Debate in Literary Consciousness:
Dickey's Deliverance Chapter 33 28. "Messing up the minds of the citizenry
en route": Essential Questions of Value in The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test
Chapter 34 29. A Farewell to Arms Chapter 35 30. A Defense of A Farewell to
Arms Chapter 36 31. Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes Chapter 37 32. "If
we cannot trust..." The Pertinence of Judy Blume's Forever Chapter 38 33.
"Whatsoever things are pure..." A Case for Go Ask Alice Chapter 39 34. An
Apologia for Pearl Buck's The Good Earth Chapter 40 35. The Grapes of
Wrath: Preserving Its Place in the Curriculum Chapter 41 36. A Hero Ain't
Nothin' But a Sandwich: A Rationale for Classroom Use Chapter 42 37. If
Beale Street Could Talk: A Rationale for Classroom Use Chapter 43 38. Maya
Angelou Is Three Writers: I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings Chapter 44 39.
Learning to Live: When the Bird Breaks from the Cage Chapter 45 40. The
Stop of Truth: In the Night Kitchen Chapter 46 41. It's OK If You Don't
Love Me: Evaluating Anticipated Experiences of Readers Chapter 47 42.
Johnny Got His Gun: A Depression Era Classic Chapter 48 43. Julie of the
Wolves by Jean Craighead George Chapter 49 44. Gordon Parks' The Learning
Tree: Autobiography and Education Chapter 50 45. Teaching Rationale for
William Golding's Lord of the Flies Chapter 51 46. Shirley Jackson's "The
Lottery" Chapter 52 47. Manchild in a World Where You Just Might Make It:
Claude Brown's Manchild in the Promised Land Chapter 53 48. Reflections on
"The Shylock Problem" Chapter 54 49. Supporting Traditional Values: My
Darling, My Hamburger Chapter 55 50. Why Nineteen Eighty-Four Should Be
Read and Taught Chapter 56 51. A Teachable Good Book: Of Mice and Men
Chapter 57 52. One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich by Aleksandr
Solzhenitsyn Chapter 58 53. Moby Dick vs. Big Nurse: A Feminist Defense of
a Misogynist Text: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Chapter 59 54. Threshold
Literature: A Discussion of Ordinary People Chapter 60 55. In Defense of
Our Bodies, Ourselves Chapter 61 56. A Look Inside a Landmark: The
Outsiders Chapter 62 57. Is Run, Shelley, Run Worth Fighting For? Chapter
63 58. Penance and Repentance in The Scarlet Letter Chapter 64 59. A
Rationale for Reading John Knowles' A Separate Peace Chapter 65 60.
Authenticity and Relevance: Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse-Five Chapter 66 61.
Censoring Judy Blume and Then Again, Maybe I Won't Chapter 67 62. In
Defense of To Kill a Mockingbird Chapter 68 63. Finding Humor and Value in
Where the Sidewalk Ends and A Light in the Attic Chapter 69 About the
Contributors
Obscene by Upton Sinclair Part 4 I. PERSPECTIVES: CENSORSHIP BY OMISSION
AND COMMISSION Chapter 5 1. On Censorship Chapter 6 2. Blackballing Chapter
7 3. Not Laughable, But Lethal Chapter 8 4. Take the Tortillas Out of Your
Poetry Chapter 9 5. White-outs and Black-outs on the Book Shelves Chapter
10 6. "Shut Not Your Doors": An Author Looks at Censorship Part 11 II.
CHALLENGING BOOKS Chapter 12 7. A Rationale for Teaching Huckleberry Finn
Chapter 13 8. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: Review of Historical
Challenges Chapter 14 9. Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl Chapter 15
10. Annie on My Mind by Nancy Garden Chapter 16 11. In Defense of: Are You
There God? It's Me, Margaret, Deenie, and Blubber- Three Novels by Judy
Blume Chapter 17 12. The Bible: Source of Great Literature and Controversy
Chapter 18 13. The Bible and the Constitution Chapter 19 14. Black Boy
(American Hunger): Freedom to Remember Chapter 20 15. Black Like Me: In
Defense of a Racial Reality Chapter 21 16. Bless the Beasts and Children by
Glendon Swarthout Chapter 22 17. The Relevance of Brave New World Chapter
23 18. Huxley's Brave New World as Social Irritant: Ban It or Buy It?
Chapter 24 19. "Alas, alas, That ever love was sin!" Marriages Moral and
Immoral in Chaucer Chapter 25 20. If You Want to Know the Truth...:The
Catcher in the Rye Chapter 26 21. Fighting Words in and over Catch-22
Chapter 27 22. "They tell you to do your own thing, but they don't mean
it.": Censorship and The Chocolate War Chapter 28 23. Anthony Burgess's A
Clockwork Orange Chapter 29 24. She's Just Too Womanish for Them: Alice
Walker and The Color Purple Chapter 30 25. Fueling the Fire of Hell: A
Reply to Censors of The Crucible Chapter 31 26. Death of a Salesman: An
American Classic Chapter 32 27. The Debate in Literary Consciousness:
Dickey's Deliverance Chapter 33 28. "Messing up the minds of the citizenry
en route": Essential Questions of Value in The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test
Chapter 34 29. A Farewell to Arms Chapter 35 30. A Defense of A Farewell to
Arms Chapter 36 31. Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes Chapter 37 32. "If
we cannot trust..." The Pertinence of Judy Blume's Forever Chapter 38 33.
"Whatsoever things are pure..." A Case for Go Ask Alice Chapter 39 34. An
Apologia for Pearl Buck's The Good Earth Chapter 40 35. The Grapes of
Wrath: Preserving Its Place in the Curriculum Chapter 41 36. A Hero Ain't
Nothin' But a Sandwich: A Rationale for Classroom Use Chapter 42 37. If
Beale Street Could Talk: A Rationale for Classroom Use Chapter 43 38. Maya
Angelou Is Three Writers: I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings Chapter 44 39.
Learning to Live: When the Bird Breaks from the Cage Chapter 45 40. The
Stop of Truth: In the Night Kitchen Chapter 46 41. It's OK If You Don't
Love Me: Evaluating Anticipated Experiences of Readers Chapter 47 42.
Johnny Got His Gun: A Depression Era Classic Chapter 48 43. Julie of the
Wolves by Jean Craighead George Chapter 49 44. Gordon Parks' The Learning
Tree: Autobiography and Education Chapter 50 45. Teaching Rationale for
William Golding's Lord of the Flies Chapter 51 46. Shirley Jackson's "The
Lottery" Chapter 52 47. Manchild in a World Where You Just Might Make It:
Claude Brown's Manchild in the Promised Land Chapter 53 48. Reflections on
"The Shylock Problem" Chapter 54 49. Supporting Traditional Values: My
Darling, My Hamburger Chapter 55 50. Why Nineteen Eighty-Four Should Be
Read and Taught Chapter 56 51. A Teachable Good Book: Of Mice and Men
Chapter 57 52. One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich by Aleksandr
Solzhenitsyn Chapter 58 53. Moby Dick vs. Big Nurse: A Feminist Defense of
a Misogynist Text: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Chapter 59 54. Threshold
Literature: A Discussion of Ordinary People Chapter 60 55. In Defense of
Our Bodies, Ourselves Chapter 61 56. A Look Inside a Landmark: The
Outsiders Chapter 62 57. Is Run, Shelley, Run Worth Fighting For? Chapter
63 58. Penance and Repentance in The Scarlet Letter Chapter 64 59. A
Rationale for Reading John Knowles' A Separate Peace Chapter 65 60.
Authenticity and Relevance: Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse-Five Chapter 66 61.
Censoring Judy Blume and Then Again, Maybe I Won't Chapter 67 62. In
Defense of To Kill a Mockingbird Chapter 68 63. Finding Humor and Value in
Where the Sidewalk Ends and A Light in the Attic Chapter 69 About the
Contributors
Part 1 Acknowledgments Part 2 Introduction Part 3 Prologue How to Be
Obscene by Upton Sinclair Part 4 I. PERSPECTIVES: CENSORSHIP BY OMISSION
AND COMMISSION Chapter 5 1. On Censorship Chapter 6 2. Blackballing Chapter
7 3. Not Laughable, But Lethal Chapter 8 4. Take the Tortillas Out of Your
Poetry Chapter 9 5. White-outs and Black-outs on the Book Shelves Chapter
10 6. "Shut Not Your Doors": An Author Looks at Censorship Part 11 II.
CHALLENGING BOOKS Chapter 12 7. A Rationale for Teaching Huckleberry Finn
Chapter 13 8. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: Review of Historical
Challenges Chapter 14 9. Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl Chapter 15
10. Annie on My Mind by Nancy Garden Chapter 16 11. In Defense of: Are You
There God? It's Me, Margaret, Deenie, and Blubber- Three Novels by Judy
Blume Chapter 17 12. The Bible: Source of Great Literature and Controversy
Chapter 18 13. The Bible and the Constitution Chapter 19 14. Black Boy
(American Hunger): Freedom to Remember Chapter 20 15. Black Like Me: In
Defense of a Racial Reality Chapter 21 16. Bless the Beasts and Children by
Glendon Swarthout Chapter 22 17. The Relevance of Brave New World Chapter
23 18. Huxley's Brave New World as Social Irritant: Ban It or Buy It?
Chapter 24 19. "Alas, alas, That ever love was sin!" Marriages Moral and
Immoral in Chaucer Chapter 25 20. If You Want to Know the Truth...:The
Catcher in the Rye Chapter 26 21. Fighting Words in and over Catch-22
Chapter 27 22. "They tell you to do your own thing, but they don't mean
it.": Censorship and The Chocolate War Chapter 28 23. Anthony Burgess's A
Clockwork Orange Chapter 29 24. She's Just Too Womanish for Them: Alice
Walker and The Color Purple Chapter 30 25. Fueling the Fire of Hell: A
Reply to Censors of The Crucible Chapter 31 26. Death of a Salesman: An
American Classic Chapter 32 27. The Debate in Literary Consciousness:
Dickey's Deliverance Chapter 33 28. "Messing up the minds of the citizenry
en route": Essential Questions of Value in The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test
Chapter 34 29. A Farewell to Arms Chapter 35 30. A Defense of A Farewell to
Arms Chapter 36 31. Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes Chapter 37 32. "If
we cannot trust..." The Pertinence of Judy Blume's Forever Chapter 38 33.
"Whatsoever things are pure..." A Case for Go Ask Alice Chapter 39 34. An
Apologia for Pearl Buck's The Good Earth Chapter 40 35. The Grapes of
Wrath: Preserving Its Place in the Curriculum Chapter 41 36. A Hero Ain't
Nothin' But a Sandwich: A Rationale for Classroom Use Chapter 42 37. If
Beale Street Could Talk: A Rationale for Classroom Use Chapter 43 38. Maya
Angelou Is Three Writers: I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings Chapter 44 39.
Learning to Live: When the Bird Breaks from the Cage Chapter 45 40. The
Stop of Truth: In the Night Kitchen Chapter 46 41. It's OK If You Don't
Love Me: Evaluating Anticipated Experiences of Readers Chapter 47 42.
Johnny Got His Gun: A Depression Era Classic Chapter 48 43. Julie of the
Wolves by Jean Craighead George Chapter 49 44. Gordon Parks' The Learning
Tree: Autobiography and Education Chapter 50 45. Teaching Rationale for
William Golding's Lord of the Flies Chapter 51 46. Shirley Jackson's "The
Lottery" Chapter 52 47. Manchild in a World Where You Just Might Make It:
Claude Brown's Manchild in the Promised Land Chapter 53 48. Reflections on
"The Shylock Problem" Chapter 54 49. Supporting Traditional Values: My
Darling, My Hamburger Chapter 55 50. Why Nineteen Eighty-Four Should Be
Read and Taught Chapter 56 51. A Teachable Good Book: Of Mice and Men
Chapter 57 52. One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich by Aleksandr
Solzhenitsyn Chapter 58 53. Moby Dick vs. Big Nurse: A Feminist Defense of
a Misogynist Text: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Chapter 59 54. Threshold
Literature: A Discussion of Ordinary People Chapter 60 55. In Defense of
Our Bodies, Ourselves Chapter 61 56. A Look Inside a Landmark: The
Outsiders Chapter 62 57. Is Run, Shelley, Run Worth Fighting For? Chapter
63 58. Penance and Repentance in The Scarlet Letter Chapter 64 59. A
Rationale for Reading John Knowles' A Separate Peace Chapter 65 60.
Authenticity and Relevance: Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse-Five Chapter 66 61.
Censoring Judy Blume and Then Again, Maybe I Won't Chapter 67 62. In
Defense of To Kill a Mockingbird Chapter 68 63. Finding Humor and Value in
Where the Sidewalk Ends and A Light in the Attic Chapter 69 About the
Contributors
Obscene by Upton Sinclair Part 4 I. PERSPECTIVES: CENSORSHIP BY OMISSION
AND COMMISSION Chapter 5 1. On Censorship Chapter 6 2. Blackballing Chapter
7 3. Not Laughable, But Lethal Chapter 8 4. Take the Tortillas Out of Your
Poetry Chapter 9 5. White-outs and Black-outs on the Book Shelves Chapter
10 6. "Shut Not Your Doors": An Author Looks at Censorship Part 11 II.
CHALLENGING BOOKS Chapter 12 7. A Rationale for Teaching Huckleberry Finn
Chapter 13 8. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: Review of Historical
Challenges Chapter 14 9. Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl Chapter 15
10. Annie on My Mind by Nancy Garden Chapter 16 11. In Defense of: Are You
There God? It's Me, Margaret, Deenie, and Blubber- Three Novels by Judy
Blume Chapter 17 12. The Bible: Source of Great Literature and Controversy
Chapter 18 13. The Bible and the Constitution Chapter 19 14. Black Boy
(American Hunger): Freedom to Remember Chapter 20 15. Black Like Me: In
Defense of a Racial Reality Chapter 21 16. Bless the Beasts and Children by
Glendon Swarthout Chapter 22 17. The Relevance of Brave New World Chapter
23 18. Huxley's Brave New World as Social Irritant: Ban It or Buy It?
Chapter 24 19. "Alas, alas, That ever love was sin!" Marriages Moral and
Immoral in Chaucer Chapter 25 20. If You Want to Know the Truth...:The
Catcher in the Rye Chapter 26 21. Fighting Words in and over Catch-22
Chapter 27 22. "They tell you to do your own thing, but they don't mean
it.": Censorship and The Chocolate War Chapter 28 23. Anthony Burgess's A
Clockwork Orange Chapter 29 24. She's Just Too Womanish for Them: Alice
Walker and The Color Purple Chapter 30 25. Fueling the Fire of Hell: A
Reply to Censors of The Crucible Chapter 31 26. Death of a Salesman: An
American Classic Chapter 32 27. The Debate in Literary Consciousness:
Dickey's Deliverance Chapter 33 28. "Messing up the minds of the citizenry
en route": Essential Questions of Value in The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test
Chapter 34 29. A Farewell to Arms Chapter 35 30. A Defense of A Farewell to
Arms Chapter 36 31. Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes Chapter 37 32. "If
we cannot trust..." The Pertinence of Judy Blume's Forever Chapter 38 33.
"Whatsoever things are pure..." A Case for Go Ask Alice Chapter 39 34. An
Apologia for Pearl Buck's The Good Earth Chapter 40 35. The Grapes of
Wrath: Preserving Its Place in the Curriculum Chapter 41 36. A Hero Ain't
Nothin' But a Sandwich: A Rationale for Classroom Use Chapter 42 37. If
Beale Street Could Talk: A Rationale for Classroom Use Chapter 43 38. Maya
Angelou Is Three Writers: I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings Chapter 44 39.
Learning to Live: When the Bird Breaks from the Cage Chapter 45 40. The
Stop of Truth: In the Night Kitchen Chapter 46 41. It's OK If You Don't
Love Me: Evaluating Anticipated Experiences of Readers Chapter 47 42.
Johnny Got His Gun: A Depression Era Classic Chapter 48 43. Julie of the
Wolves by Jean Craighead George Chapter 49 44. Gordon Parks' The Learning
Tree: Autobiography and Education Chapter 50 45. Teaching Rationale for
William Golding's Lord of the Flies Chapter 51 46. Shirley Jackson's "The
Lottery" Chapter 52 47. Manchild in a World Where You Just Might Make It:
Claude Brown's Manchild in the Promised Land Chapter 53 48. Reflections on
"The Shylock Problem" Chapter 54 49. Supporting Traditional Values: My
Darling, My Hamburger Chapter 55 50. Why Nineteen Eighty-Four Should Be
Read and Taught Chapter 56 51. A Teachable Good Book: Of Mice and Men
Chapter 57 52. One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich by Aleksandr
Solzhenitsyn Chapter 58 53. Moby Dick vs. Big Nurse: A Feminist Defense of
a Misogynist Text: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Chapter 59 54. Threshold
Literature: A Discussion of Ordinary People Chapter 60 55. In Defense of
Our Bodies, Ourselves Chapter 61 56. A Look Inside a Landmark: The
Outsiders Chapter 62 57. Is Run, Shelley, Run Worth Fighting For? Chapter
63 58. Penance and Repentance in The Scarlet Letter Chapter 64 59. A
Rationale for Reading John Knowles' A Separate Peace Chapter 65 60.
Authenticity and Relevance: Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse-Five Chapter 66 61.
Censoring Judy Blume and Then Again, Maybe I Won't Chapter 67 62. In
Defense of To Kill a Mockingbird Chapter 68 63. Finding Humor and Value in
Where the Sidewalk Ends and A Light in the Attic Chapter 69 About the
Contributors