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When the Censor Comes

How to Spot a Would-Be Censor

The type of person who challenges books

  • Invariably denies being in favour of censorship;
  • Has rarely read the work in whole or often even in part;
  • Quotes excerpts out of context;
  • Demonizes the author and his/her other works.


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— Rosa Luxemburg (1871-1919), Polish-born German communist, in The Russian Revolution (1922)