The Tyranny of Banned Books

Since pen was first put on paper, there was some form of censorship. The latest review is to prohibit books that are considered inappropriate. This type of behavior not only infringes upon the rights of American citizens, but also violates the student's right to study. Even though the government can try to ban all inappropriate books, the desire to read them will increase. Often times before the banning of "family problems" in books, the federal government tried to reduce the flow of inappropriate information in the source, often forgotten.

George Orwell is worried that the book is forbidden, but Aldous Huxley on the left picture is approaching Mark, afraid that censorship is not necessary. I did not take this into consideration. Men's interest in distracting is almost infinite. "... In 1984, Huxley added that the people were under painful control, in the brave new world they were ruled by happiness" (39). In addition to attracting imaginary ideas to us in their lives, new entertainment also "normalizes the actions once considered to be an unfair infringement of our constitutional rights" (40). It helps to "limit rather than broaden our view and experience" (48). And above all, the worst, it confuses the population's real world. "Functional reading and writing in North America is fashionable ... It is estimated that Canadian literacy can not be read and written and the population that can not read or write accounts for 42% of the population" (44)

The book does not seem to be an old concept for many people. But as it is getting old, censorship remains an important part of American literary culture. Banned books usually succeed at the level of young adult literature. Parents and other opponents use the review process to work to protect children and young people from books that they think are dangerous. - Books are forbidden in history / reviewed. For example, the Catholic Church created an index of the prohibition in the 16th century. The purpose of this index is to prevent ordinary people from reading books that violate the church doctrine. Several of Galileo's books are on this list. Everyone who reads or sells these books is severely punished, tortured, even even killed. However, even after 500 years writing prohibition has been done yet