Retrieved 288 cases for medium 'Literature'

•Sorokin's Goluboe Salo

•Houellebecq trial

•HENRY MILLER'S TROPIC OF CANCER

•lady chatterly's lover

•"Sophie’s Choice" by William Styron

•The Google Adwords Happening

•Richard Meyer's book on censorship banned in Canada

•Headman

•The Marshall Cavendish illustrated encyclopedia of family health : doctor's answers / [editors, Edward Horton, Felicity Smart ; Trevor Weston, chief editorial consultant]. 1984, c1983. M. Cavendish,

•Lady Chatterley's Lover

•One Hundred Years of Solitude

•"The Odyssey"

•Ovid's "Ars Amatoria" (The Art of Love), "Elegies"

•"Satyricon"

•"Thaleia"

•"The Bible"

•"The Talmud"

•The "Koran"

•"La Divina Commedia"," De Monarchia"

•"Pantagruel", "Gargentua"

•Nuremberg Chronicle

•Savonarola's Writings

•Machiavelli's, "Discorsi", "Il Principe"

•Licensing to print books in Europe

•Martin Luther, "Works", "Address to the German Nobility"

•"Civil and Canonical Law"

•Holt, Rinehart and Winston Health Textbook

•Pramoedya Ananta Toer's This Earth of Mankind Banned

•Abelard, Pierre "Introductio ad Theologiam" & other works

•Michel de Montaigne, "Les Essaies"

•Reginald Scott; "A Discovery of Witchcraft"

•John Stubbs; "The Discovery of a Gaping Gulf... "

•Robert Parsons; "A Conference..."

•Index Librorum Prohibitorum

•Galilei Galileo, "Dialogo sopra i due Massimi Sistemi... "

•William Shakespeare is Bowdlerized

•Rene Descartes; "Les Meditations Methaphysiques"

•John Milton; Writings of

•Blaise Pascal; "Lettres a un Provincial", "Pensées"

•Baron Charles Louis Montesquieu; Works of

•"The Thousand and One Nights"

•John Cleland; "Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure... "

•Jean-Jacques Rousseau; works of

•Diderot; "L'Encyclopedie"

•Kant; "Critique of Pure Reason" and other works

•Sade, "Justine or the Misfortunes of Virtue", "Juliette"

•Goethe, "The Sorrows of Wertherr," "Faust"

•Balzac, Novels : "La Comedie Humaine," etc.

•Hawthorne "The Scarlet Letter, a Romance"

•"Lady Chatterly's Lover" in Chinese

•"The Satanic Verses"

•Brink, "Au plus noir de la nuit"

•Ariel Hidalgo - writer

•Baudelaire, "Les Fleurs du Mal"

•Cruz Varela - Poet

•Cruz Varela - Poet

•"Joy of Gay Sex" in Canada

•Miguel de Molinos - Author

•Garcia Lorca - Literature

•Jose Antonio Claros - Literature

•Jorge Edwards - Literature

•Mario Vargas Llosa - literature

•Pablo Molinet - Poet

•"Tom Sawyer" and "Huckleberry Finn"

•Aldous Huxley's Novels

•Understanding Sexual Identity

•The Story of Colors / La Historia de los Colores: A Bilingual Storybook from the Jungles of Chiapas

•Lorca Works

•Saburo Ienega's The New History of Japan

•Alaa Hamid's "The Void in a Man's Mind"

•Alaa Hamid's "The Void in a Man's Mind"

•Jack Mapanje's "Of Chameleons and Gods"

•Malawi Censorship Board bans 840 books and 100 periodicals

•Daddy's Roommate and Heather Has Two Mommies

•The Golem: Jewish Legend

•French Banned Books List of 1961

•Henry Miller's "Sexus" in France

•Maurice Thorez' "Fils du Peuple"

•Bismarck, ND School Libraries

•Padilla poetry

•Holt Health, Garrettsville, OH

•"Son of Sam" Law

•Peter Abelard, Religious Prohibition

•Thomas Paine, Religious Prohibition

•The Well of Loneliness

•Henry Miller's, Tropic of Cancer

•James Joyce, "Ulysses"

•Comstock Law Book Banning in U.S.

•Lady Chatterly's Lover, D.H. Lawrence

•Pietro Aretino's book Sonnetti Lussuriosi

•Theodore Dreiser's The Genius

•The Sex Side of Life

•Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse Five

•Madonna's "Sex" Book

•Boixados, Maria Dolores Writings

•Australian Censorship

•Women's Issues Club, Scarsdale H. S., NY

•A Current (1995) Banning Action in Upstate New York

•Julia Alvarez, In the Time of the Butterflies

•Book, Music, and Videotape Burning at the Harvest Assembly of God Church

•Cissy Lacks, high school teacher

•Judy Blume, Forever

•State v. Douglas D.

•Heather Has Two Mommies and Daddy's Roommate and Public Library access policies

•Go Ask Alice

•The Story of Colors / La Historia de los Colores: A Bilingual Storybook from the Jungles of Chiapas

•Parents of Arizona School Children Claim Images of Art Illuminaries Inappropriate for School Children

•Irwin Schiff and The Federal Mafia

•Czech Publisher Convicted for Distributing Mein Kampf

•Books Banned in TurkeyWriters and Publishers Imprisoned

•Literature Professor Suspended for Teaching James Joyce

•Of Mice and Men

•11 year old Student Suspended for Work of Fiction

•GA H.S. Student Expelled for Fictional Diary Entry

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•Egyptian police sieze "blasphemous" books from publisher

•Indonesian government bans 13 books

•Romanian government forbids all languages except Romanian

•English court refuses to return marijuana grower's guide

•Vietnamese government destroys "poisonous cultural goods"

•Pablo Neruda poem brings charges of terrorist propaganda

•Chinese officials remove magazine for critical book review

•Indonesia bans book, "New Era, New Leader."

•South African writer, Madeleine Van Biljon, loses award

•Maxime Rodinson's Muhammad removed from American U. in Cairo

•Academy of Art University in San Francisco, student expelled

•Canada, Little Sister's Book and Art Emporium v. Canada

•Texas, adult comic books violate obscenity laws

•Turkey, books about Kurdish leader banned and confiscated

•Peter Abelard, French philosopher and theologian

•Chinua Achebe, Nigerian writer and journalist

•Ai Qing, Chinese poet

•Anna Akhmatova, Russian poet

•Jean-Paul Alata, Prison d'Afrique banned in France, 1977

•Henri Alleg, French critic of Algerian occupation

•Jorge Amado, Brazilian Communist writer

•Maya Angelou, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings

•Guillaume Apollinaire, French author, Les Onze Mille Verges

•Reinaldo Arenas, exiled Cuban writer

•Gabriel Aresti, Basque poet

•Pietro Aretino, Italian writer and satirist

•Manlio Argueta, Salvadorean fiction writer and poet

•Japan, information about atomic bombs' aftermath

•Isaak Babel', Russian short Story writer

•Charles Baudelaire, French poet

•'Abd Al-Wahhab Al-Bayati, Iraqi poet

•Pierre Bayle, French writer, philosopher and theologian

•Samuel Beckett, Irish novelist and dramacist

•Brendan Behan, Irish writer and playwright, Borstal Boy

•Mongo Beti, Cameroonian write, France and Cameroon

•Princess Marthe Bibesco, Romania

•John Biddle, English theologian

•BLANCO PORCELANA

•East Germany, Wolf Biermann, German poet and songwriter

•Francisco Bilbao, Chilean writer

•Rup Chand Bista, Nepalese writer and politician

•Judy Blume, American writer for adolescents

•Enid Blyton, British children's book writer

•Esteban Echeverria, Argentine poet and writer

•Havelock Ellis, a British sexologist

•The "End of the Axis Powers" booklet from India, 1942

•Satirical religious writings of Desiderius Erasmus

•Andre Brink's novel Looking on Darkness

•Hungarian poet Gyorgy Faludy

•Ming-Chinese official Fang Xiaoru

•Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges

•South African poet Breyten Breytenbach

•South African poet Dennis Brutus

•Russian poet Joseph Brodsky

•Jewish intellectual Martin Buber

•American beat writer William S. Burroughs

•English poet Lord Byron

•Indonesian theologian Hamzah Fansuri

•Somalian writer Nuruddin Farah

•Chinese poet Feng Xuefeng

•Louise Fitzhugh's Harriet the Spy

•Gustave Flaubert's novel Madame Bovary

•Secret Journal 1836-1837 (Tayniye Zapiski 1836-1837 godov)

•Litterary censorship in Quebec

•The Hobbit

•Concord Poetry Center

•Arab Authors Push the Limits of Social and Political Freedom

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•A Wrinkle in Time

•Poem removed from gallery because it was found offensive

•Book clubs alter novels distributed to schools

•Self-censorship by the New York Public Library

•Book of poems challenged by Chelsea, Massachusetts Board of Education

•Elif Shafak and other writers face charges for “Insulting Turkishness”

•Student magazine confiscated and teacher fired

•Books under threat of censorship in Arkansas public schools

•Saudi Arabian poet Sadiq Melallah beheaded

•Algerian writer Tahar Djaout murdered by the Armed Islamic Group

•Youssef Sebti, Algerian sociologist, writer and poet assassinated by Islamist activists

•Algerian playwright Abdelkader Alloula killed by Islamic extremists

•Bangladeshi author and doctor Taslima Nasreen threatened by Islamic fundamentalists

•Naguib Mahfouz, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, the victim of an attempted assassination by Islamic extremists

•Scholar, historian, and author Saiidi Sirjani murdered in Iranian prison

•Indian poet Muhammad Alvi excommunicated

•Al-Azhar University compiles a list of 196 books to be banned on moral and religious grounds

•Kowetiennes writer, Laila al-Othman, convicted of using indecent language and defamatory expressions in novel.

•Kowetiennes scholar and writer, Alia Shuaib, convicted of publishing opinions that ridicule religion blasphemy in a book she published in 1993, "Spiders Bemoan a Wound"

•Writer Haydar Haydar declared an apostate and sentenced to death by Islamists in Egypt for his book "A Banquet for Seaweed"

•In Egypt, writer, Salaheddin Mohsen is sentenced to three years in prison for atheism and blasphemy against Islam

•Simon & Schuster says no to a picture-book containing an image of a child dressed as a witch for Halloween, author/illustrator Ken Robbins finds new publishing house.

•Jean Calvin: French theologian and religious reformer who censored and was censored

•John Cleland's novel "Memoir of a Woman of Pleasure" censored for two centuries around the world

•English pamphlet "The Confessional Unmasked" leads to Hicklin Rule

•E.E Cummings' "The Enormous Room" tells of his censorship

•Dante's "De Moncarchia" censored by Pope

•Blaga Dimitrova: Bulgarian poet, novelist, essayist, and playwright

•Ding Ling: Chinese novelist and editor

•Theodore Dreiser's books censored in United States

•Drugi Obieg (Second Circulation): Polish Unofficial Publishing Network

•Romanian Writer Constantin Dumitrescu

•Dong Thu Huong: Vietnamese Novelist and Critic

•Feminist Book banned in Egypt for "offending religion"

•Gustave Flaubert's "Madame Bovary" faced censorship

•Ruben Fonseca's book of short stories "Feliz Ano Novo" Censored in Brazil

•Eduardo Galeano: Anti-censorship activist and historian

•American poet Allen Ginsberg

•Nikolai Gogol's masterpiece "Mertvye Dushi: Poema" ("Dead Souls") Censored

•Nadine Gordimer Fights Censorship

•Maksim Gor'kii Fights and is Overcome by Censorship

•Franz Grillparzer Censored by Hapsburgs

•J. M. Harcourt's Upsurge banned as Communist propoganda

•Desaparicion de Oesterheld y sus hijas 1978

•Desaparicion de Oesterheld y sus hijas 1978

•Banning of Yan Lianke's novels in China

•Romanian Writer B.P. Hasdeu put on trial for infringing on public morals

•Sadegh Hedayat's novel, The Blind Owl

•German Poet Heinrich Heine

•The poetry of Nazim Hikmet

•Political Satire in 19th century England

•Attempts to punish questioning of Islam in Egypt

•James Joyce's "Ulysses"

•Milan Kundera's "The Joke"

•Poetry of Reiner Kunze

•Mikhail Lermontov's "Death of a Poet"

•Chinese censorship of Li Zhi

•Li Jiantong's biography of Liu Zhidan

•Norman Lindsay's "Redheap" becomes first banned novel in Australia

•The White Book on Repression in Algeria

•Osip Mandel'shtam's Stalin epigram

•The Black Envelope

•Lowe-Porter's translations of Thomas Mann

•The assassination of Georgi Markov

•Guy de Maupassant

•Peter Matthiessen's book "In the Spirit of Crazy Horse" called under question by US governor and FBI officials

•Anti-Spain play banned after Spain threats to sevar all relations with England

•Famed dramatist, Arthur Miller, censored and attacked for allegedly criticizing McCarthyism

•Henry Miller's novels censored and banned in US due to their sexuall explicitly content

•The Marqius de Sade

•Edward Said

•"Midsummer Dance"

•Santo Kyoden

•Nineteen Eightyfour

•Vom Polizeigriff zum Übergriff

•The life of Jesus by Gerhard Haderer censored by Greece

•The life of Jesus by Gerhard Haderer censored by Greece

•The life of Jesus by Gerhard Haderer censored by Greece

•Mimis Androulakis's book "Mi Sto Ni" banned by Greek courts.

•"Denied Advancement"

•Academy of American Poets

•Uitgeverij Guggenheimer

•Malta sponsoring extreme censorship

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