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025.21 Reichman |
Censorship and selection |
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027.009 Battles |
Library: an unquiet history |
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028.8 Book |
The book that changed my life |
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028.9 Basbanes |
Every book its reader |
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028.9 Burns |
Joy of books: confessions of a lifelong reader |
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028.9 Lesses |
Nothing remains the same |
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070.5 Schiffrin |
Business of books |
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098 Bosmajian |
Burning books |
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302.2 Basbanes |
Splendor of letters |
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302.23 Chomsky |
Necessary illusions |
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302.23 You |
You are being lied to |
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303.3 Heins |
Not in front of the children |
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303.376 Netzley |
Issues in Censorship |
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323.044 Mitchell |
Agents of atrocity |
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323.445 Censored |
Censored 2007 |
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327.73 Chomsky |
Hegemony or survival |
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342.7308 Barbour |
Free speech |
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363.31 Burns |
Censorship |
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363.31 Coetzee |
Giving offense |
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363.31 McGwire |
Censorship: changing attitudes, 1900-2000 |
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363.31 West |
Trust your children |
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363.4702 White |
Virtually obscene |
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371.32 Ravitch |
The language police |
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379.156 DelFattore |
What Johnny shouldn’t read |
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398.2 Chinen |
Beyond the hero |
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536.71 VonBaeyer |
Maxwell’s demon |
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628.92 Rossotti |
Fire |
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628.925 Shrader |
Fire fighting |
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741.5941 Moore |
V for Vendetta |
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808.02 Bradbury |
Zen in the art of writing |
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808.882 Quotable |
Quotable book lover |
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810.9 Culleton |
Joyce and the G-men |
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811 Howl |
Howl on trial |
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813 Bradbury |
Ray Bradbury |
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823 Tharoor |
Bookless in Baghdad |
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823.914 For |
For Rushdie: essays by Arab and Muslim writers |
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831.6 Goethe |
Erotic poems |
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840.9007 Ladonson |
Dirt for art’s sake |
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891.4417 Deen |
The crescent and the pen |
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940.5315 Lange |
Impounded |
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949.8 Manea |
On clowns: the dictator and the artist |
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B Blair |
Burning down my master’s house |
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B Bradbury by Weller |
Bradbury Chronicles |
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B Rushdie by Weatherby |
Salman Rushdie: sentenced to death |
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B Smith |
A song for Mary |
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B Solzhenitsyn by Thomas |
Alexander Solzhenitsyn |