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Book banning can be when you aren't allowed to read a book or someone says a certain group of people can't read certain books. Such as when you go into an elementary library, you won't find a book that has content like sex. Other wise, for those grade levels the book is 'inappropriate' so it is banned. Censorship is when someone removes, replaces, or blocks all the content from a book or publication that they deem inappropriate or offensive (such as bleeping out a profane word in a sitcom or putting a black bar on a girl's naked breasts in a movie.)
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What a sentence using term censorship correctly?
Censorship board is the one that censors movies in India. Banning a book is considered censorship. The intention of censorship is to protect either ideology or morals, but rarely works.
How does Stephen king feel about censorship?
He does not believe in censorship such as that resulting in banning certain works. You can read his essay on censorship on his web site at this linkhttp://www.stephenking.com/library/essay/book-banners_adventure_in_censorship_is_stranger_than_fiction_the.html
What is Censorship in photography?
It is the banning of pictures that display arguable content.
What is the practice of banning ideas because they are alarming or offensive?
censorship
Practice of banning ideas because they are alarming or offensive?
censorship
What is the difference between banned and challenged book?
Censorship is a somewhat broader context. In many cases, it may mean that although you can publish a certain book, you might have to make some changes, perhaps remove certain words or passages, for it to be acceptable. Whereas, banning a book means it is just not allowed at all. Censorship, therefore, can certainly be done by banning, but there are other types of censorship as well.
What is the term for banning printed materials or films merely because they contain alarming or offensive ideas?
The term is censorship.
Why was "To Kill a Mockingbird" banned and what impact did the banning have on its readers and society?
"To Kill a Mockingbird" has been banned due to its themes of racism, violence, and language. The banning of the book has sparked debates about censorship and freedom of expression. Some argue that the book's portrayal of racism is important for understanding history and promoting empathy, while others believe it is inappropriate for younger readers. Overall, the banning of "To Kill a Mockingbird" has highlighted the ongoing challenges of addressing difficult topics in literature and education.
What is the Fahrenheit 451 book about?
Censorship.
When did the censorship of the Harry Potter books begin?
The Harry Potter series has always faced censorship. Some religious groups take issue with the book as they believe it promotes witchcraft. Researching the banning of Harry Potter shows articles from 1999, a year after the first book was released in America. Harry Potter was the seventh most challenged book in America between 1990 and 2000 - despite it only having been published in 1998.
Can citizens stop book banning?
yes, all they need to do is oppose the banning of a particular book by getting a petition and going against the authorities who banned the book.
What is an example of censorship is when a book's?
audience is restricted.
