Title: Censorship : opposing viewpoints /
Authors: Stay, Byron L., 1947-
Publisher: Greenhaven Press,
Year: 1997
Subjects: Censorship United States
Abstract: Presents both sides of the issues surrounding the topic of censorship.
Contents: Censorship can be beneficial / Thomas Storck -- Censorship is harmful / Salman Rushdie & Jonathan Rauch -- Flag burning should be banned / Paul Greenberg -- Flag burning should not be banned / Jeffrey P. Kaplan -- Regulations on sexually harassing speech are excessive / Nat Hentoff -- Regulations on sexually harassing speech are not excessive / George Rutherglen -- Government funding of the arts should be eliminated / L. Brent Bozell III -- Government funding of the arts should continue / Hillary Rodham Clinton -- Books are being banned / Michael Granberry -- Books are not being banned / Thomas Sowell -- The right is censoring educational materials / Barbara Spindel & Deanna Duby -- The left is censoring educational materials / Don Feder & David L. Smith -- Campus speech codes violate free speech / Patrick M. Garry -- Campus speech codes do not violate free speech / Lawrence White -- The Hazelwood decision has resulted in censorship / Joel Kaplan -- The Hazelwood decision has not resulted in censorship / Thomas V. Dickson -- Stronger child pornography laws are needed / Matthew S. Queler -- Stronger child pornography laws are not needed / Marjorie Garber & Amy Adler -- Regulations on Internet pornography will protect children / Jim Exon -- Regulations on Internet pornography will be ineffective / Gary Chapman -- Censorship of pornography may benefit women / David McCabe -- Censorship of pornography harms women / Leanne Katz -- Censorship of the entertainment media may be necessary / George R. Plagenz -- The entertainment media should not be censored / Mortimer B. Zuckerman -- Violence in the media should be censored / Sidney Callahan & Bryan Appleyard -- Violence in the media should not be censored / Patrick D. Maines -- The V-chip may counteract television violence / Richard Zoglin -- The V-chip will result in censorship / Adam Thierer & Stephen Chapman.