10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXPURGATION»
Discover the use of
expurgation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
expurgation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Hard Justice:
Expurgation
The third book of the trilogy Expurgation is the continuation of seeking out the killers of Sam Murphy's family.
2
Intellectual Freedom Manual
Rights. Expurgating library materials is a violation of the Library Bill of Rights.
Expurgation as defined by this interpretation includes any deletion, excision,
alteration, editing, or obliteration of any part(s) of books or other library resources
by the ...
American Library Association. Office for Intellectual Freedom, 2010
3
Constructing Space-time Codes Via
Expurgation and Set ...
When an outer trellis is available, our results generalize the super-orthogonal codes by finding new code supersets and corresponding set partitioning, resulting in improved coding gain.
4
Encyclopedia of Censorship
The next recorded expurgation of Shakespeare was carried out by Sir William D'
Avenant, who held a monopoly of licensed plays in London, in 1660. In what was
basically a sop to Puritan interests, he trimmed seven of the plays with the ...
Green, Nicholas J. Karolides, 2009
5
Intimate With Walt: Whitmans Conversataions With Horace Traubel
Expurgation. A perusal of the reviews of the early Leaves editions shows what
tremendous pressure Whitman was under to retreat from his avant-garde
ramparts. The Boston Christian Examiner said his work “teems with abominations
.
Horace Traubel, Gary Schmidgall, 2001
6
The Censor, the Editor, and the Text: The Catholic Church ...
J_. From. Polemics. to. Censorship: The. Development. of. the. Expurgation. of.
Written. Culture. As HAS ALREADY BEEN DEMONSTRATED, the discussion of
the index was, from the outset, linked to attempts to apply the principle of ...
Amnon Raz-Krakotzkin, 2007
7
Expurgating the Classics: Editing Out in Latin and Greek
Expurgation has a long history in the reception of Greek comedy, especially in a
pedagogic context, and can be traced as far back as the arrival of Greek texts into
the West in the fifteenth century.1 In the English-speaking world, it is particularly ...
S. J. Harrison, Stephen Harrison, Christopher Stray, 2012
8
Code annoté de la Cour pénale internationale, 2008
0 Règle 81-2: Restrictions à l'obligation de communiquer — Autorisation d'
expurger — Critères applicables — Catégories d'informations susceptibles d'
expurgation: identité des témoins potentiels — Toute expurgation doit être
motivée par la ...
9
Dictionary of the Literature of the Iberian Peninsula
Indices of Sandoval (1612), Zapata (1632), and Sotomayor (1640). The
expurgation of works in Spain became a somewhat liberalizing alternative to the
total prohibition practiced by the Roman Inquisition: it legalized the reading of
certain ...
Germán Bleiberg, Maureen Ihrie, Janet Pérez, 1993
10
How the West was Won: Essays on the Literary Imagination, ...
In general, expurgation was presumed to be carried out according to the Index
Rules, or else it had to be based upon pre-existent censurae, with a preference
for those kept in the archive of the Congregation for the Index in Rome. However
...
Willemien Otten, Arie Johan Vanderjagt, Hent De Vries, 2010
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EXPURGATION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
expurgation is used in the context of the following news items.
Books on Wheels: 5th Dimension Books and Unbound: Sin …
... sci-fi as wartime paperbacks for soldiers' pockets to the wild story of Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 expurgation, every tale is riveting. «Austin Chronicle, Jul 15»
Mindy Newell: 232.7° Celsius
What is both ironically amusing and extremely aggravating to me is that Fahrenheit itself has been subject to expurgation, censoring and ... «Comicmix.com, Jul 15»
Film review: The Look of Silence
Decades of propaganda have encouraged the view that it was a heroic episode in Indonesian history, a necessary expurgation of undesirable ... «City A.M., Jun 15»
Game of Thrones Season 5 Spoilers: What Does It Really Feel Like …
For Medieval Europe burning at the stake was about the expurgation of evil. The body, plagued with demons, is burnt and made clean. «iDigitalTimes.com, Jun 15»
Complete collection of Grimms' fairy tales a beautiful success
It is a delight to read these magic short pieces, especially in their original form, free of the carnage of revision, censorship and expurgation that ... «Wichita Eagle, Jun 15»
PEACETALK: Matching the Peace Commission with Parity of …
This narrative of the Passion which the historical figure of Jesus Christ experienced is, among Catholics, expurgation and spiritual cleansing. «Minda News, Apr 15»
Chicago Fire Home Opener Goes Awry
Songs can be removed from listening devices, films paused for eternity, but for a game of soccer, such expurgation is less an option. «Gapers Block, Mar 15»
'Everyone Must Reject Giuliani's Comment'
In the Western media's version of the ritual of expurgation, it starts by denouncing the person or persons who spoke an unwelcome truth. «National Review Online, Feb 15»
China's “New Normal” of Sharpened Control
The expurgation does not stop at the politically sensitive. A television drama on China's first female emperor was recently pulled simply for ... «China Digital Times, Feb 15»
[Opinion] Are we going to stand up for Charlie?
Remember the post-9/11 frenzy and the mainstream media's paranoid expurgation of “unpatriotic” criticism. The Catholic Church has, in recent ... «EUobserver, Jan 15»
