Critical Insights: Censored & Banned Literature: Print Purchase Includes Free Online Access

Contents______________________________________________________________

About This Volume, Robert C. Evans
+++
Silent Censorship and Mark Twain's
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Alan Gribben

Critical Contexts_______________________________________________________

Censorship in Medieval England, Richard Obenauf
+++
Banned,Censored, and Challenged Books:
A Survey of Issues and Ideas, Kelly Snyder
+++
Medieval Intolerance and Modern Censorship
in the Morality Play Mankind, Richard Obenauf
+++
Using Anything: Flannery O'Connor and Banning Books, Robert Donahoo

Critical Contexts_______________________________________________________

"Fighting Race Calumny":
Efforts to Censor The Birth of a Nation,C. E. Bentley, Jane Addams, and Mary Childs Nerney
+++
"Hidden Things":
Self-Censorship in the Poetry and Career of Constantine Cavafy, Robert C. Evans
+++
Banned, Bothered and Bewildered: Lady Chatterley's Lover, Nicolas Tredell
+++
Interanimations: William S. Burroughs's Naked Lunch, Nicolas Tredell
+++
Efforts to Ban Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird, Phill Johnson
+++
To Kill a Mockingbird in Columbus, Indiana (2003):
A Community Divided, Robert C. Evans
+++
Informal Censorship:
The Literary Feud between Frank Chin and Maxine Hong Kingston, Liyang Dong
+++
Allison Bechdal's Fun Home:The Gay Graphic Memoir as a Magnet for Censorship, Darren Harris-Fain
+++
A Recent Attempt at Book "Censorship":
The Conejo Valley Dispute, Robert C. Evans

Resources____________________________________________________________
Further Reading
Bibliography
About the Editor
Contributors
Index