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सीजन 2 एपिसोड
- सीजन 2 The Case for Fan Fiction
- सीजन 2 Afrofuturism From Books to Blockbusters
- सीजन 2 How Fictional Pandemics Reflect the Real Thing
- सीजन 2 Why We Still Love Little Women, 150 Years Later
- सीजन 2 The Byronic Hero: Isn’t it Byronic?
- सीजन 2 The Constructed Languages of JRR Tolkien
- सीजन 2 War and Peace and Everything Else
- सीजन 2 The It’s Lit! Musical Episode
- सीजन 2 The Fiery History of Banned Books
- सीजन 2 The (Stephen) King of Horror
- सीजन 2 Are Graphic Novels... Novels?
- सीजन 2 Dune, The Most Important Sci Fi Series Ever?
- सीजन 2 Anne Rice, The Queen of Literary Monsters
- सीजन 2 Literary Icons You NEED to Know From the Harlem Renaissance
- सीजन 2 How Do You Write a Bestseller?
It's Lit! - Season 2 Episode 9
9.00 6 मिनेट Since at least 213 BCE, book burnings have been a reaction to the power of the written word. When roasting paper in a giant circle went out of style (at least in the intellectual sphere), the governments would take it upon itself to ban books. However, when we talk about book bannings today, we are usually discussing a specific choice made by individual schools, school districts, and libraries made in response to the moralistic outrage of some group. This, while still hotly-contested and controversial, is still nothing in comparison to the ways books have been removed, censored, and outright destroyed in the past. So on that happy note, let’s … explore how the seemingly innocuous book has survived centuries of the ban hammer.
