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Showing 1 to 20 of 28 for “"Self-censorship"”.

  1. Self-censorship by middle school librarians

    … may willingly or unwillingly participate in self-censorship to avoid confrontation. Middle school librarians in New Jersey were surveyed to investigate self-censorship practices. They were asked to share information about their library collection, their library policies and procedures and …

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  2. Self-censorship in middle school libraries

    <p>Self-censorship and the middle school library was the focus of the research contained in this study. The purpose was to investigate, through OPAC searches, the holdings of fifteen New Jersey public middle school library media centers to determine if thirty titles were included in the …

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  3. Censorship and self-censorship in the public high school libraries of Gloucester County, New Jersey

    … lack of such books may be a sign that censorship or self-censorship has hindered the development of the collection, thereby robbing students of their freedom to read.</p> <p>The researcher searched the OPACs of thirteen traditional public high schools for thirty-seven predetermined …

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  4. Degrees of Access: Factors Preventing Wide-Scope Coverage of the Iraq War by Embedded Reporters--From "Shock and Awe" to "Mission Accomplished" (March 21 - May 1, 2003)

    … shared peril with American soldiers, informal self-censorship based on "ground rules," and technological capacity for real-time visual transmission of reportage. These and other factors such as travel restrictions and post-9/11 editorial bias prevented "embeds" from seeing anything but a narrow …

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  5. CONTRACONDUCTA EN VERSO: AMOR Y SEXUALIDAD INTERCONFESIONAL COMO HERRAMIENTA DE PODER EN AL-ÁNDALUS

    … implications. This disparity points to act of (self) censorship by the poets and reflects the realities of their time. Moreover, there is a notable pattern of different textual mechanisms meant to allude to interfaith relationships as a way to defy established legal and religious codes on the …

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  6. ADVANCING YOUNG PEOPLE?S METHODOLOGIES: ARTICULATING CITIZENSHIP DISCOURSES WITHIN ?SAFE SPACES? THROUGH THEATRE

    … TO ARTICULATE THEIR VIEWS AND BYPASS ISSUES OF SELF-CENSORSHIP IN A PUNITIVE POLITICAL CLIMATE. THIS WAS EXECUTED THROUGH A THEATRE WORKSHOP WITH A SMALL GROUP OF YOUNG PEOPLE (AGES 14-19 YEARS OLD) THAT COMPRISED IMPROVISED GAMES, SCRIPT WRITING AND ACTING/DIRECTOR ACTIVITIES.

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  7. Peace under Fire: Building the Media Agenda in Post-Genocide Rwanda

    … strict media laws that have led to a climate of self-censorship and government influence on the media. This study examined the processes of agenda building and frame building in the media from the perspective of Rwandan journalists and media professionals. It further examined the media within the …

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  8. STUDENT CENSORSHIP IN THE SOCIAL WORK CLASSROOMS

    … being shared in the classrooms because of self-censorship. The potential impact of this study is to increase awareness that there are underrepresented groups within the MSW population, which decreases the diversity in the field of social work.</p>

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  9. Thuggin' with the Oldies: Successful Professionals Who Continue to Listen to Gangsta Rap and the Professional Identity Conflict That Arises

    … find themselves engaging in levels of self-censorship, in order to keep their musical preferences hidden. This thesis therefore argues that those interested in professional identity development must consider how differing cultures are – or are <em>not</em> – welcomed in professional …

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  10. Behind closed pages : how gatekeeping shapes student journalists' new values

    … journalism settings. This thesis examines how censorship practices -- prior review, prior restraint, and self-censorship -- affect student journalists' development, how they perceive news values, and whether they decide to pursue journalism post-high school graduation. Gatekeeping theory serves …

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  11. The Myth of Meritocracy and Colorblindness in France: Experiences of Black Professionals in the French Workplace

    … discrimination. Their success was marred with self-censorship, as to succeed on the job market, they had to devise strategies to avoid or neutralize any potential biases from the French hiring managers. This study raises awareness on the situation of highly educated Black professionals in the …

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  12. Beyond Photojournalism: Constraints and Contradictions in Hostile Environments

    … North Korea I concentrate on the impacts of<br/>censorship and self-censorship and the capability of a photographer to pursue and fulfil his/her goal. Moreover, my practice-led PhD thesis incorporates an original series of my photographs from North Korea and Malaysia, which validate my main …

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  13. Risking “good trouble” : an examination of novice middle school social studies teachers’ readiness and approaches to teaching LGBTQIA+ history

    … themes: lack of pre-service training and low self-efficacy levels; cautious instruction in these areas when it occurs; fear of political blowback; teachers need more professional development; and miscellaneous factors, internal and external to schools, prevent controversial issues instruction. …

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  14. Russian Internet Censorship and Its Future Perspectives in Comparative Context

    … use their influence to coerce individuals into self-censorship. The findings, including leaked government documents and interviews, provide a basis for concluding that the Russian government has greatly tightened its grip over the internet in recent years. This analysis also suggests …

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  15. There's more to health than HIV : social capital & health in the gay community

    … and ways of developing trust in others. Self-censorship hinderedthe development of these important skills. It also seemed plausible that these sameconditions promoted reflexivity through the need to manage multiple identities in varioussocial settings. With respect to health, it was HIV …

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  16. Speech and silence: freedom of speech and processes of censorship in early imperial Rome

    … by the emperor through law and force mqjeure, self-censorship and peer pressure among the elite, and popular political protest. Most of the evidence presented is literary, reflecting the interests and concerns of the elite authors and their intended audience, though where relevant reference is …

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  17. Ethical entanglements: human-animal relationships in modern and contemporary Spain

    … Bazán. Chapter III examines forced silence and self-censorship as a form of violent repression seen in Franco-era children’s literature by Carmen Laforet, Mercè Rodoreda, and Ana María Matute. Chapter IV looks at entanglement and exclusion as patriarchal residue in fictional attempts at …

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  18. CENSURED MOTHERHOOD: COMMUNICATING THE DOUBLE BIND BETWEEN MOTHERHOOD AND THE PROFESSORIATE

    … mother when in the professoriate domain through self-censorship regarding motherhood, or by seeking mentors and colleagues in the professoriate who are also mothers to gain interpersonal network support, in particular to serving as sounding boards.</p>

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  19. "Myn owene woman, wel at ese" : feminist facts in the fiction of Mary McCarthy

    … because she maintained a high degree of self-censorship and control over parts of her awareness that were not male-identified. She was not free to imagine in areas that might unleash the horrors beneath what Norman Mailer has called "the thin juiceless crust" upon which McCarthy's "nice …

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  20. Producing Representation: Re-Visiting Jewish Women in/on the American Sitcom

    … own interpretive frameworks for promotion and self-analysis. I then connect these accounts to a textual analysis of the identified sitcoms, focusing on the decisions and mediations that take place in representing Jewishness and gender onscreen. This project acknowledges the necessarily complex …

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