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Censoring Culture

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SQUAREHEAD Avatar
SQUAREHEAD
Posts: 14
Posted: 08.22.06, 04:06 PM
I think Atkins is painting a view of the people responsible for censorship. It's broad because it is not just the media or the religious right or a single specific entity as many like to assume. I may be wrong since i haven't yet read it, but his book seems to provide extensive case studies to this effect.
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savageb
Posts: 67
Posted: 08.22.06, 12:53 PM
Atkins cause seems worthy, however, his presentation of his argument is not very convincing. He seems to mix ideas and loses his central point. The book is supposed to be about art and media censorship, but strays into political controversies and political cover-ups.
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