Freedom of Thought in Jerome Lawrence and Robert Edwin Lee's Inherit the Wind
Series: Social issues in literature
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Detroit
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
ISBN-13: 9780737750140
Table of contents: title: The lives of Jerome Lawrence and Robert Edwin Lee / Alan Woods; title: Lawrence and Lee talk about playwriting / Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee, interviewed by Christopher Meeks; title: Lawrence and Lee promote the dignity of every individual mind / Nena Couch; title: Inherit the wind establishes firm support for freedom of thought / David M. Galens and Lynn M. Spampinato; title: Inherit the wind found tolerance in the bible belt / Kay Cattarulla; title: How Inherit the wind shaped history and thought / Gad Guterman; title: Inherit the wind distorts reality and possibility / Carol Iannone; title: The First Amendment and freedom of speech in the Scopes trial and Inherit the wind / David Depew; title: Freedom of thought should be for all / Phillip E. Johnson; title: Before Inherit the wind, Scopes put the law on trial / Steve Benen; title: Inherit the wind mistakenly celebrates the end of the anitevolution movement / Edward J. Larson; title: Playwrights were divided on the state of freedom in 1950s America / Albert Wertheim; title: Modern interpretations of Inherit the wind / Mark Lawson; title: A judge finds no place for intelligent design in public school curricula / David Postman; title: Quebec should not mandate a course in ethics and religious culture / Jean Morse-Chevrier; title: Freedom of expression in books comes at a cost / David L. Ulin; title: The Patriot Act allows for unconstitutional search and seizure / Los Angeles Times; title: Scholars of Middle East studies are victims of the new McCarthyism / Larry Cohler-Esses; title: Skeptics are denied freedom of expression on the issues of climate change / Peter Lilley