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| JohnLindsay | Hadrian at the British Museum | 0 | Today, 5:54 AM EDT by JohnLindsay | |||
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seems to be the first case of the absence of censorship since this list began.
The statue in the open court refers to Antinous as Hadrian's lover, tho this leaves open what a lover might mean. I saw this first in the Vatican where its position was an interesting referral. There will be a Hadrian on Youtube if there aren't too many there already Incidently, this list might want to know about PPTSA. using technology for social action, which is on the design activism group on Facebook
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| Anonymous | London Literature Festival | 1 | Jul 7 2008, 6:03 AM EDT by Anonymous | |||
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the first event on this theme afte the event with the house of homosexual culture, and the first event, 5 July, you have to be over 18, which is dirty books
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| Anonymous | Children's Choice | 1 | Apr 30 2008, 7:18 AM EDT by tim_davies | |||
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Thought this link might be of interest to folks on here...
http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/books/2008/03/let_children_choose_the_books.html Some really interesting comments, highlighting the role of libraries in the control (or not) of taste, and the availability of texts.
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| JohnLindsay | knowbot | 3 | Apr 24 2008, 9:13 AM EDT by Anonymous | |||
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I wonder whether we could use this wonderful adventure to start a knowledge gathering exercise on the theme, and thus build something?
The first thing I discovered after this thought is the Children's Literature Association which produces a Quarterly, which is in our library, and I presume available electronically, so scuttle off and grep Now we can work on what they have had to say about the forbidden fruit theme?: And post The second thought I found was the link between film and literature. I had found a book in the BFI bookshop on children's film and censorship, but I hadn't thought to take down the detail, as I wasn't that interested at that stage, so back to the BFI, or try grepping the concept.
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| msimkin | conference themes | 2 | Nov 6 2007, 2:41 AM EST by Anonymous | |||
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I wish I could get to the UK for this. It looks really interesting and very topical. I hope many practitioners take up the call and join in by offering papers etc.
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