Pornography (Opposing Viewpoints)
Grade 8 Up-These well-organized titles address volatile issues that  have been the center of local, state, and national politics for  a long time as well as concerns about the Internet that are  creating new challenges to First Amendment advocates, and to  those who oppose free access to materials. Pornography addresses  both sides of the following questions: "Is Pornography Harmful?"  "Should Pornography Be Censored?" "How Should Internet  Pornography Be Regulated?" "What Should Be the Feminist Stance  on Pornography?" Censorship asks: "Should the Right to Free  Speech Be Restricted?" "Should Pornography Be Censored?" "Should  Schools and Libraries Practice Censorship?" "Should the Arts and  Entertainment Industries Be Censored?" Both books include the  text of the First Amendment and questions at the beginning of  each chapter for students to ponder as they read the different  viewpoints. These volumes will be useful for developing the  critical-thinking skills necessary to argue points related to  these complex issues. Essential additions to school libraries,  especially for debate teams.Pat Scales, South Carolina  Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities, GreenvilleCopyright 2001 Reed Business Information, Inc.--This text refers to theHardcoveredition.