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    Holocaust, which causes tension in some, that is why it’s banned. This happens everyday in America, in China, almost everywhere. Censorship or the banning of different types of art forms has been argued for generations. Censorship is the denial of information because, some person, place, or government does not want one to see it. It removes words, passages, or images…

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    Censorship Versus Freedom of Speech: The Hunger Games The Hunger Games is an interesting, provocative, and unique book in several different ways. Reading The Hunger Games will cause one to think about what terrible things the people, especially children, in this book must endure just to survive. Even though this book is fictional, it still begs the questions: What are the children in the real world exposed to that could be harmful? Is this book one of those bad influences? This discussion has…

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    William Rice Mrs. Garrett English 12-3 3 February 2016 Censorship in Entertainment How effective is censorship on the general public? Censorship is the practice of officially examining books, movies, etc., and suppressing unacceptable parts. It also helps parents keep track of what their children watch or play. It is proven that it is better to have censorship on music, games, and movies because what most kids see they want to try. Even though most states had laws against prize fighting they…

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    Fahrenheit 451 talks about a crucial element of communication, which is censorship and why it can be detrimental to those who are trying to become more knowledgeable and connect with the world around them. Censorship is the deliberate eradication of material, which can include public and mass communication. It occurs when it is decided that some material must be discarded due to its harmful or inconvenient content. Not only does censorship challenge the First Amendment of the…

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    from the public, censorship. It is more of a punishment than a help. The government is undertaking the whole idea of censorship. Today, it is a phase of social control, and every day it is getting more common around the world. Censorship of the internet infringes on the First Amendment, is unfair, along with it being selfish and hypocritical to the people around. The first amendment gives the right to american citizens for the freedom of expression of ideas and words. Censorship is against the…

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    Sure they put censorship on computers but that is for good reasons because we don’t need teens being distracted by Facebook and Youtube. But some of the things they do censor is history and we find that it is not right to do so. Some books are banned in schools or have been revised to take out bad language or things they don’t want our minds to see how we were back in the day when no one cared if you wrote offensive words in books of TV shows. There are many example of censorship whether it be…

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    Fahrenheit 451 is overflowing with social commentary on every page. Ray Bradbury’s main goal while writing Fahrenheit 451 was to share with the reader his thoughts on censorship in his society. Specifically, the way television was being used for everything from news to entertainment. He agreed with George Orwell’s thoughts on books as an important source of intellectual and individual thinking, which was the main cause of his disappointment with schools and libraries for removing the use of…

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    an ideal society. In this version of an ideal society, Socrates decides there must be a censorship of anything deemed inappropriate or unwholesome. Although it is superficially reasonable to protect the populace from unseemly content in religious myths, literature, and music, it is impossible to create an ideal society based on ignorance. The most prominent of Socrates’ censorships was his censorship of stories about Greek religious myths. Many of these myths contain strange and…

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    permitted to read books, and any book that is found must be burned by the firemen. In the world described in the book, the people are being manipulated into thinking that reading is a horrendous pastime. Their world slowly becomes a center for the censorship of people’s lives, a twisted democracy and the gradual deprivation of freedom, that all results in the actions of a few people to make a change. The people themselves were censored throughout their entire lives because of what was deemed…

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    future America where books are forbidden and firemen burn down the houses that contain them. Guy Montag, once a fireman and under the influence of censorship, rebels when he discovers the magnificent power of books and the effect they have upon him. By ridding society of a resource for knowledge that is no longer deemed valuable, Bradbury warns that censorship shapes individuals who cannot think for themselves and leaves society as a whole shallow and unaware of the world around them. Without…

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