Interpreting Censorship in Canada / / ed. by Allan Hutchinson, Klaus Petersen.
It has been part of the liberal tradition to decry censorship in all its forms, and to attempt to separate censorship from democratic forms of government. There has been as yet no real attempt to integrate censorship into political theory. The twenty-three contributors to this book view censorship p...
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Place / Publishing House: | Toronto : : University of Toronto Press, , [2016] ©1999 |
Year of Publication: | 2016 |
Language: | English |
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- 1. Censorship! Or Is It?
- 2. Chameleon on a Changing Background: The Politics of Censorship in Canada
- 3. Pluralism and Hate: Freedom, Censorship, and the Canadian Identity
- 4. Judging Speech: An Inquiry into the Supreme Court's Theory of Signification
- 5. Beyond Censorship: An Essay on Free Speech and Law
- 6. The Censorship of Commercial Speech, with Special Reference to Tobacco Product Advertising
- 7. Undercover Censorship: Exploring the History of the Regulation of Publications in Canada
- 8. Censorship in Schools: Orthodoxy, Diversity, and Cultural Coherence
- 9. Walking the Tightrope: Management of Censorship Attempts in Canadian Libraries
- 10. The Ethos of Censorship in English-Canadian Literature: An Ontopornosophical Approach
- 11. 'Pornography Disguised as Art': Some Recent Episodes concerning Censorship and the Visual Arts in Canada
- 12. Canada, Censorship, and the Internet
- 13. The Social Psychology of Censorship
- 14. The Muted Bugle: Self-Censorship and the Press
- 15. Censorship by Inadvertence? Selectivity in the Production of TV News
- 16. Selective Marginalization of Aboriginal Voices: Censorship in Public Performance
- 17. The Ironies of Academic Freedom
- 18. The Market and Professional Censorship of Canadian School Textbooks
- 19. Sense and Censorship: Towards a Different Account of Expressive Freedom
- Appendix: Film Censorship
- Select Bibliography
- Contributors
- Index