The Role of Libraries in Book Banning
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Madison Library "Banned Books Week 2014" (9/22/2014) via Flickr. Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic License |
After listing questions I had regarding the banned books controversy I hope to address, I have looked back at my list and chosen my favorite three questions. I will explain why each are important to answer in creating my argument.
Who protects freedom of information?
- Libraries at their core are meant to protect public access to information and knowledge.
- I hope to conduct research that leads me to discover other groups that are connected to libraries or that operate in a similar way / with a similar purpose to compare them.
How do libraries fight against censorship?
- Banned Books Week is an enormous movement that has taken libraries across the world by storm.
- I hope to conduct research that leads me to other processes by which libraries reject censorship.
Where does the concept of banning and censoring information come from?
- I hope to conduct research that leads me to the sources of book banning so that I may compare them with libraries and analyze the relationship between libraries and these groups.
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