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forbidden books

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Lewis Carroll. Ace; Bantam; Crown; Delacorte; Dover; NAL; Norton; Penguin; Random; St. Martin. Banned in China (1931) for portraying animals and humans on the same level, "Animals should not use human language.

:eek: :D Is that so? !!


The Celluloid Closet: Homosexuality in the Movies. Vito Russo. Harper. Challenged at the Deschutes County Library in Bend, Oreg. (1993) because it "encourages and condones" homosexuality.

hmmm. :rolleyes:


Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl. Anne Frank. Modern Library. Challenged in Wise County, Va. (1982) due to "sexually offensive" passages. Four members of the Alabama State Textbook Committee (1983) called for the rejection of this book because it is a "real downer."

huh? real downer? but to me, it is full of life. :confused:


interesting link! Mr. michel. :)
 
Don Quixote. Saavedra Miguel de Cervantes. Methuen; NAL; Norton; Random. Placed on the Index in Madrid for the sentence, "Works of charity negligently performed are of no worth."

thank god, it is not forbidden now.

hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, Litany, glad to see you here. :D it is my midnight, and it is your morning, i think. good morning, and have a wonderful weekend. :)
 
watercrystal said:
hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, Litany, glad to see you here. :D it is my midnight, and it is your morning, i think. good morning, and have a wonderful weekend. :)

Aye, it's morning. Need to get ready for work. :( And you, young woman, go to bed! You'll be all tired and sulky in the morning.

Don Quixote - works of charity negligently performed are of no worth.

And that's worth banning a book for? I like the Anne Frank one though. It's true. It is a real downer.
 
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