Vol 32, No 1 (2013): Special Issue of Indiana Libraries: Intellectual Freedom & Censorship

Special Issue Editor J. Douglas Archer

Published: 2013-01-01

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Introduction

Introduction

Doug Archer

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Articles

The Freedom to Read

Kent Oliver

6-7
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Intellectual Freedom: Moving Beyond Freedom From. . . to Freedom To. . . .

Barbara K. Stripling

8-12
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Libraries and Strong Democracy: Moving from an Informed to a Participatory 21st Century Citizenry

Nancy Kranich

13-20
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“How We Came to Love Books”: Not With Labels and Not With Emoticons

Barbara M. Jones, Pat Scales

21-24
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Missing the Boat: Journalists, Librarians, and Intellectual Freedom

Evan Davis

25
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The First Amendment and Internet Filtering in Public Libraries

Gretchen Kolderup

26-29
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Free to Choose: Reflections on Challenged and Challenging Books

Jen Selinsky

30-31
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A Decade of Change: From Student to President, but Always an Intellectual Freedom Advocate

Martin Garnar

32-33
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Privacy, Libraries, and Engaging the Public: ALA’s Choose Privacy Week Initiative

Angela Maycock

34-36
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A Fresh Look at Privacy — Why Does It Matter, Who Cares, and What Should Librarians Do about It?

Trina Magi

37-41
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Are Libraries Compromising Reader Privacy with Circulation Reminders?

Robert P. Holley

42-44
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Fundamental Freedoms, Library Services, and Multi-Lingual Populations

Loida Garcia-Febo

45-46
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Religion, the First Amendment and America's Public Libraries

Doug Archer

47-60
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Freedom to Read Statement

American Library Association & Association of American Publishers

61-63
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Library Bill of Rights

_ American Library Association

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