Forbidden Literature : Case studies on censorship

"Freedom of the printed word is a defining feature of the modern world. Yet censorship and the suppression of literature never cease, and remain topical issues even in the most liberal of democracies. Today just as in the past, advances in media technology are followed by new regulatory mechani...

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Other Authors: Erlanson, Erik (Editor), Helgason, Jon (Editor), Henning, Peter (Editor), Lindsköld, Linnéa (Editor)
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Published: Gothenburg Kriterium 2020
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