Stop Literary Censorship

Stop of literary criticism is becoming increasingly common in today's world. Online Encarta Encyclopedia defines the review as "supervision and management of dissemination of information and ideas in society". In modern times, censorship refers to examination of books. "Henry Reichmann from the Education World website defines it as" deletion of literature, arts or teaching materials, suppression or limitation of communication ".

The review says, "The deletion of literary, artistic or educational materials, suppression or restriction of communication ... because the standards adopted by the inspectors, these materials are for moral or other reasons It is uncomfortable ". The choice is written in the Q & A of the school. According to this definition, the observer points out that many decisions made by the Board of Education on what the school can teach may be considered as consideration. The Supreme Court case dealing with censorship shows a wide range of trends in supporting schools, but they also taught education to pay attention to community values ​​(including minority values) they serve Remind people. Experts refer to "the first amendment of the Constitution" as a way to protect the right that students know and the academic freedom of faculty. At the same time, legal experts believe that they have the right to protest books and materials that parents believe are harmful to their children.

Everyone involved in literary criticism debates believes that he or she is doing the right thing for the students. Supporters of literary criticism believe that children in high school are exposed to materials like Huckleberry Finn. I thought. Opponents believe that many schools banning Huckleberry Finn are a form of censorship and it is not a good thing to teach children to express their ideas (Campbell, paragraph 8). However, discussion on the review of school literature is not a discussion of whether literature should be subject to censorship. Most parents, teachers, and administrators agree that reviews are necessary to maintain a good learning environment. There is an argument as to whether or not to draw a line with Huckleberry Finn. If this book was good 20 years ago, why did the students no longer read?