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Censorship of the Polish Periodical Press in Vilnius in the Years 1905–1914

Olga Mastianica

Academic Journal | Knygotyra, Vol 81 (2023) Please log in to see more details

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Censorship of the Polish Periodical Press in Vilnius in the Years 1905–1914

Knygotyra, Vol 81 (2023)

The article is devoted to the policy of censorship in Lithuania after the Manifesto issued by Emperor Nicholas II on 17 October 1905 in order to find out those ideas, thoughts, and opinions that the authorities of the Russian Empire sought to exclude from the communication process. The main object of the research is the Polish periodical press (newspapers, magazines, continuous, and one-off publications) published in Vilnius in 1905-1914. With the help of a comparative perspective, we will try to answer the question of whether the censorship of the Polish periodicals was subject to the same policy as other publications, whether there were peculiarities, or whether these periodicals were addressed more strictly. The main source of the research is the materials of the minutes of the meetings of the Temporary Committee on Press Affairs in Vilnius that have not been used in previous research.

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censorship - periodical press - national identity - imperial policy - Bibliography. Library science. Information resources

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Grassroots and Habermas in West Bend: Some Reflections.

PETERSON, MARK C. E.

Academic Journal | Library Trends. Spring2014, Vol. 62 Issue 4, p750-758. 9p. Please log in to see more details

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Grassroots and Habermas in West Bend: Some Reflections.

Library Trends. Spring2014, Vol. 62 Issue 4, p750-758. 9p.

The West Bend Memorial Library controversy is an instructive example of how the framing assumptions--the ground--of public space have come under attack not only from the re-evaluation of social legitimacy heralded and embodied by an economics-based paradigm but equally from those who stand in opposition to what Habermas characterizes as the bourgeoisie-established criterion of political legitimacy: that is to say, enlightenment rationality. While the grassroots movement in support of the public library ethos stood with the nineteenth century's enlightenment rationality, the group promoting censorship of LGBTQ-themed materials stood firmly in the more socially relevant, refeudalized, public sphere of the early twenty-first century--one in which the legitimating function of rational discourse has been eroded by opinion and manipulative publicity. This explains why the grassroots effort was itself largely irrelevant to the outcome of events. The library's autonomy was kept in place not by social or political forces (both subject to refeudalization) but by the law. The grassroots movement to support the library thus illuminates the cracks, or fault lines, resulting from a change in how "public space" (and, thus, public institutions) have come to be understood during the last one hundred years, and, specifically, in the resulting change in modes of sanctioned discourse: specifically, from rational public debate to manipulative publicity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Libraries - Libraries & community - Library advocacy & activism - Censorship - West Bend Community Memorial Library (West Bend, Wis.) - Grassroots movements - LGBTQ+ periodicals - Wisconsin

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Status and Functioning of the Press in the Ukrainian State (29 April - 14 December 1918)

Dryhailo Serhii;Noskina Nataliia

Academic Journal | Наукові праці Національної бібліотеки України імені В.І. Вернадського, Iss 51, Pp 61-75 (2019) Please log in to see more details

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Status and Functioning of the Press in the Ukrainian State (29 April - 14 December 1918)

Наукові праці Національної бібліотеки України імені В.І. Вернадського, Iss 51, Pp 61-75 (2019)

This article, analyzes the problems faced by the press in the Ukrainian State after the Hetman's coup. The absence of legal norms for the functioning of the press in the Hetmanate has led to political persecution of the press representatives and banning of a number of periodicals. Since May 1918, a "preliminary censorship" was introduced in Ukraine preventing any form of criticism of government activity. Subsequently, inorder to control the activities of the press, special state institutions were established: State Press Department at the State Chancellery and the Press Bureau at the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Representatives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the German officers in Ukraine adopted repressive measures against the press such as arrests of publishers and editors, seizure of premises and property of editorial offices and printing houses. In order to solve the problems of freedom of speech and press in Ukraine press representatives called a meeting. However, in such a difficult political situation, no important issues were resolved. Only the necessity of passing the law on the press and the protest against the arrest and imprisonment of press officers were declared. The Ukrainian press has furthermore faced socio-economic problems: the lack of funds for running newspapers, the shortage of paper and equipment; insufficient number of qualified reporters and journalists especially in the province; strikes of printers and post workers, there were problems with the distribution of the press as well. The Ukrainian language became a barrier to the existence of periodicals. Topics related to freedom of speech and press were constantly discussed in the Ukrainian periodicals. The Ukrainian public understood the importance of the press for the political and cultural formation and development of the nation, so it did not intend to give up. It pursued the tradition to speak the truth and opposed what was harmful to the Ukrainian people and the State.

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press bureau, newspaper, state press department, meeting, press, p. skoropadskyi, censorship, ukrainian state, periodicals. - Bibliography. Library science. Information resources

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Formation of Fund of Printed Periodicals for Children and Youth in Soviet Society in 1920-30s

L. P. Malakhova

Academic Journal | Научный диалог, Vol 0, Iss 2, Pp 231-242 (2018) Please log in to see more details

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Formation of Fund of Printed Periodicals for Children and Youth in Soviet Society in 1920-30s

Научный диалог, Vol 0, Iss 2, Pp 231-242 (2018)

The ideological conditions and mechanisms of formation of the Fund of children’s publications in the 1920-30s are considered. The review of various types of historical sources and works of modern scientists on similar problems is carried out. The author analyzes the state policy in the sphere of formation of the common information space for children and teenagers through printed publications as more accessible and effective mass media. Particular attention is paid to the key positions in the texts of documents relating to the development of children’s books, magazines and newspapers. The state bodies implementing the party’s policy in the field of publications for children and youth are listed. The review of the themes of children’s books and periodicals is made, that allows to draw conclusions about the image of a new hero for Soviet children they create. The article raises the question of the content and fullness of library collections in the departments of children’s literature. The direction of library “purges” as the most important factor influencing the formation of information space of younger generation is analyzed. The interdisciplinary methodological approach allows to study objectively the process of acquisition of a universal fund of printed publications for children and teenagers, to analyze and systematically present the content of books and periodicals, to assess the educational potential of the formed information space.

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censorship - printed publications for children and youth - libraries - children’s periodicals - information space - Slavic languages. Baltic languages. Albanian languages - PG1-9665

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The Collection of Russian Émigré Literature (1853-1917) in the British Library.

Rogatchevskaia, E.

Academic Journal | Solanus. 2006, Vol. 20, p55-71. 17p. 2 Black and White Photographs. Please log in to see more details

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The Collection of Russian Émigré Literature (1853-1917) in the British Library.

Solanus. 2006, Vol. 20, p55-71. 17p. 2 Black and White Photographs.

The article focuses on the collection of pre-revolutionary publications produced by Russian émigrés held in the British Library in Russia. Most of the books, pamphlets and periodicals were published by the Russians in exile for the simple reason that they could not appear in Russia because of rigorous tsarist censorship. Efforts to compile a comprehensive catalogue of uncensored revolutionary publications were made directly after the revolution, but one of the most important works by Soviet librarians on the topic, a union catalogue of nineteenth-century uncensored publications, came out in 1971.

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Censorship - Publications - Periodicals - Librarians - Pamphlets - Library materials - Catalogs - Revolutions - Russia

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Libraries, erotica, and pornography / edited by Martha Cornog.

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BEA Returns to New York: It's a Smashing Success.

Burns, Ann;Fialkoff, Francine;Hoffert, Barbara;Miller, Rebecca;Oder, Norman...

Periodical | Library Journal. 6/1/2002, Vol. 127 Issue 10, p18. 3p. 4 Color Photographs. Please log in to see more details

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BEA Returns to New York: It's a Smashing Success.

Library Journal. 6/1/2002, Vol. 127 Issue 10, p18. 3p. 4 Color Photographs.

Highlights activities at the Book Expo of America (BEA) annual conference in New York City in May 2002. Information about the increase in attendance from the previous year; Discussion of events involving 'Library Journal,' including the Day of Dialog spearheaded by Francine Fialkoff; Details of the session involving collection development strategies, moderated by Marsha Spyros from New York Public Library; The panel discussion called '9/11: Civil Liberties in a Time of Crisis,' and discussion of censorship.

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BOOKSELLERS & bookselling - TRADE shows - LIBRARY Journal (Periodical) - CENSORSHIP - NEW York (State) - NEW York (N.Y.) - UNITED States

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Ohio Principal Judges Magazine by Its Cover.

Periodical | American Libraries. May2009, Vol. 40 Issue 5, p22-24. 3p. Please log in to see more details

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Ohio Principal Judges Magazine by Its Cover.

American Libraries. May2009, Vol. 40 Issue 5, p22-24. 3p.

The article reports on protests that resulted after Brian Sharosky, principal of Roxboro Middle School, instructed school librarian Amy Bloomberg to pull the November 2008 issue of the "Nintendo Power" magazine from the shelves of the school library. The move has attracted the attention of the local teachers union and the American Civil Liberties Union, who argued that the magazine's removal is both a violation of the First Amendment and a violation of students freedom to be educated.

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CENSORSHIP in libraries - SHAROSKY, Brian - BLOOMBERG, Amy - NINTENDO Power (Periodical) - AMERICAN Civil Liberties Union - FREEDOM of information

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Periodical | Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom. Jul2010, Vol. 59 Issue 4, p153-158. 6p. 1 Map. Please log in to see more details

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censorship dateline.

Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom. Jul2010, Vol. 59 Issue 4, p153-158. 6p. 1 Map.

The article offers news briefs related to censoring policies in the U.S. It mentions the disappointment of a Longwood, Florida parent Tina Harden, on library policies and urge one policy which would restrict minors for accessing several books, after seeing her daughter flipping a book of numerous curse words. Also included is the banning on the publication of an alleged confidential story regarding Laramie County Community College officials to be presented by the journal "Wyoming Tribune Eagle."

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Censorship - Library rules & regulations - Books & society - Periodical publishing - United States - Wyoming Tribune-Eagle (Newspaper) - Harden, Tina

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CA PL Nixes "Sexuality" Issue.

Oder, Norman

Periodical | Library Journal. 10/1/2006, Vol. 131 Issue 16, p18-18. 1/3p. 1 Color Photograph. Please log in to see more details

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Nashua Board Loses Suit Ms. Ban Ruled Illegal.

Periodical | School Library Journal. Sep79, Vol. 26 Issue 1, p16. 2p. Please log in to see more details

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Nashua Board Loses Suit Ms. Ban Ruled Illegal.

School Library Journal. Sep79, Vol. 26 Issue 1, p16. 2p.

Reports that the Nashua, New Hampshire Board of Education was found in violation of the First Amendment in its adoption of resolutions banning 'Ms.' magazine from the high school library. Facts and issues of the class action suit filed against the board; School board's objection to the advertisements in some issues; Existence of established procedures for selection and removal of library materials.

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CENSORSHIP in libraries - MS. (Periodical) - NEW Hampshire - NASHUA (N.H.) - UNITED States

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LE FIL DU BBF.

Chauchot, Robin

Academic Journal | Bulletin des bibliothèques de France. mar2014, Vol. 59 Issue 1, p210-215. 6p. Please log in to see more details

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LE FIL DU BBF.

Bulletin des bibliothèques de France. mar2014, Vol. 59 Issue 1, p210-215. 6p.

The article presents news briefs as of March 1, 2014 regarding French libraries including the activity of extremist groups searching for immoral books according to their criteria, the increase in the university libraries' number of cancellations of subscriptions to scientific periodicals, and the launch of an online petition demanding the extension of public libraries' opening hours.

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Books - Libraries - Management of library collection development - Censorship in literature - Science periodicals - Ethics - France

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Covert Censorship in Libraries: A Discussion Paper

Moody, Kim

Academic Journal | Australian Library Journal. May 2005 54(2):138-147. Please log in to see more details

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Covert Censorship in Libraries: A Discussion Paper

Australian Library Journal. May 2005 54(2):138-147.

Librarians, through their professional associations, have long been committed to the social justice principle embedded in the concept of "free access to information". External censorship challenges to library collections threaten this principle overtly. However, censorship can also occur in libraries in various covert and often unconscious ways. This discussion paper raises concerns about current practices and processes which can effectively censor library collections from within. The paper concludes by highlighting areas of practice in which librarians need to be vigilant for such covert censorship.

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Censorship Roundup.

Periodical | School Library Journal. Jan2003, Vol. 49 Issue 1, p20. 1/2p. 2 Color Photographs. Please log in to see more details

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Censorship Roundup.

School Library Journal. Jan2003, Vol. 49 Issue 1, p20. 1/2p. 2 Color Photographs.

Discusses news related to censorship in libraries throughout the U.S. Removal of the 'Rolling Stone' magazine from the Park High School library in Montana; Return of two children's sex education books, 'It's Perfectly Normal,' and 'It's So Amazing,' by Robbie Harris, to library shelves in Montgomery County, Texas; Vote by a school district committee in Sioux City, Iowa, to remove 'Sixth Grade Secrets' by Louis Sachar, from elementary school libraries.

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CENSORSHIP in libraries - CENSORSHIP - ELEMENTARY schools - SCHOOL libraries - LIBRARIES & education - HIGH school libraries - ELEMENTARY school libraries - SACHAR, Louis - SIXTH Grade Secrets (Book) - HARRIS, Robie, 1940-2024 - ROLLING Stone (Periodical) - MONTANA - TEXAS - IOWA - SIOUX City (Iowa) - UNITED States

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'Rolling Stone' Leads to Censorship Flap in WI District.

Miller, Stuart

Periodical | School Library Journal. Nov98, Vol. 44 Issue 11, p20. 2/3p. 1 Color Photograph. Please log in to see more details

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'Rolling Stone' Leads to Censorship Flap in WI District.

School Library Journal. Nov98, Vol. 44 Issue 11, p20. 2/3p. 1 Color Photograph.

Reports on controversy concerning Rolling Stone magazine being in school libraries. Gary Vose who is a parent of a student and opposed to the magazine being in the school library; Publication which had offensive and sexual content; Question of what else would be removed if Rolling Stone was; Opposition to the removal of the publication.

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CENSORSHIP in libraries - HIGH school libraries - ROLLING Stone (Periodical) - CENSORSHIP - VOSE, Gary

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'Sports Illustrated' Admits Swimsuit Blunder.

Whelan, Debra Lau

Periodical | School Library Journal. Apr2007, Vol. 53 Issue 4, p17-17. 2/3p. 1 Color Photograph. Please log in to see more details

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'Sports Illustrated' Admits Swimsuit Blunder.

School Library Journal. Apr2007, Vol. 53 Issue 4, p17-17. 2/3p. 1 Color Photograph.

The article discusses various reactions to the decision of Sports Illustrated magazine to withhold delivery of their annual swimsuit issue to libraries in response to criticism from parents and teachers claiming it was too provocative. The author reports that such a decision affected more than just children's libraries and comments are given by various groups criticizing the decision.

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SPORTS Illustrated (Periodical) - LIBRARIES - PERIODICAL publishing - CENSORSHIP - OBSCENITY (Law)

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SLJ's Censorship Query Draws Four Responses.

Periodical | School Library Journal. Apr81, Vol. 27 Issue 8, p12. 1/3p. Please log in to see more details

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SLJ's Censorship Query Draws Four Responses.

School Library Journal. Apr81, Vol. 27 Issue 8, p12. 1/3p.

Reports on the increase in the number of reports of censorship of school and library materials in the United States according to the 'School Library Journal' (SLJ). Call of the SLJ to librarians and teachers to report book-banning and censorship activities.

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CENSORSHIP in libraries - SCHOOL Library Journal (Periodical) - UNITED States

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Censorship and Arizona Schools: 1966-1968.

Donelson, Kenneth L.

| Arizona English Bulletin. Feb 1969 11(2):28-44. Please log in to see more details

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Censorship and Arizona Schools: 1966-1968.

Arizona English Bulletin. Feb 1969 11(2):28-44.

This article reports the results of a survey of 277 secondary English teachers in 103 schools to determine the effect of censorship on English teaching in Arizona from 1966 to 1968. Listed are the numbers of teachers responding positively and negatively to each of 30 yes-or-no questions, revealing that 46.43% of the respondents had encountered censorship directly or had known of encounters among their fellow teachers. In addition to the numerical data, quotations from respondents in regard to school policies on censorship, to library book selection, and to teacher preparation for handling attempted censorship are given. Books, periodicals, films, and recordings to which there were objections are listed, together with the reasons for and the consequences of the objections. Also reported are books about which teachers anticipated objections which did not arise. Implications of the survey and recommended ways for English departments to meet censorship problems are outlined. (JS)

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A Note on Post-Publication Censorship in Poland 1980-1987

Remmer, Alexander

Academic Journal | Soviet Studies, 1989 Jul 01. 41(3), 415-425. Please log in to see more details

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Index of 1994 Professional Articles.

Stein, Barbara;Hackett, Sabrina D.

Reference | School Library Media Annual (SLMA). 1995 13:272-306. Please log in to see more details

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Index of 1994 Professional Articles.

School Library Media Annual (SLMA). 1995 13:272-306.

This bibliography lists articles from 11 journals of interest to school library media specialists. Topics include information service, including censorship, classification, collection development, and professional development; instructional consulting; literature; management, including automation and public relations; notable authors, illustrators, and librarians; and teaching, including computer applications and library and information skills instruction. (LRW)

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Censorship Roundup.

Periodical | School Library Journal. Nov2002, Vol. 48 Issue 11, p25. 1/2p. 1 Color Photograph. Please log in to see more details

Presents updates on issues concerning library censorship in the U.S. as of November 1... more

Censorship Roundup.

School Library Journal. Nov2002, Vol. 48 Issue 11, p25. 1/2p. 1 Color Photograph.

Presents updates on issues concerning library censorship in the U.S. as of November 1, 2002. Publication of the 'Rolling Stone' magazine; Controversies surrounding the Young Men's Christian Association triathlon; Reason for the decision of the Tuscalona school system to remove the novel 'Breaking Boxes' from elementary schools.

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CENSORSHIP in libraries - PERIODICALS - YOUNG Men's Christian associations - BREAKING Boxes (Book) - UNITED States

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