Truth, knowledge, and power. Censorship and censoring policies in the Swedish public library system
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Publisher:Nordic Academic Press
By: Jon Helgason
Table of contents
Introduction
Only a bullet through the heart can stop a lesbian vampire. Emmy Carell’s novel Kan Mænd undværes? (1921)
The case against Lady Chatterley’s Lover. The 1959 Obscene Publications Act as a New Critical subtext
The sadist housewife: Asta Lindgren and the Swedish business of pornographic literature in the late 1960s
So bad it should be banned. Judging the aesthetic of comics
Risen from the ashes: Black magic and secret manuscripts in the parish of Burseryd-Sandvik
Some aesthetic side effects of copyright
‘A Romanian Solzhenitsyn’. Censorship and Paul Goma’s Ostinato (1971)
Poison, literary vermin, and misguided youths: Descriptions of immoral reading in early twentieth-century Sweden
Cultural policy as biopolitics. The case of Arthur Engberg
Protecting books from readers: Children in Finnish public libraries, 1930–1959
Truth, knowledge, and power. Censorship and censoring policies in the Swedish public library system
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PDF ISBN: 978-91-88909-08-4 | Hardback ISBN: 978-91-88661-87-6 | DOI: https://doi.org/10.21525/kriterium.22
Publisher: Nordic Academic Press
Publication date: 2020
Language: English
Pages: 265
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