CENSORS, CRITICS, AND THE SUPPRESSION OF NORAH JAMES'S SLEEVELESS ERRAND.

An essay is presented about the depiction of concept of censorship in the book "Sleeveless Errand," by Norah Cordner James. Topics mentioned include cultural expression, the modality of censorship's success in Great Britain, the determination of the form of reception, and the link between the Britis...

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Publicado en:Atenea Vol. 33; no. 2-Jan; pp. 23 - 42
Autor principal: Harrison, Bill
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Publicado: Atenea ene-dic2013
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