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The 189 pages that link to Censorship, each with the reason it gives.

• History of IdeasCompared with: Suppression reveals the political forces that block or redirect an idea’s circulation.

• PoetRelated: Poets who address contested subjects may face limits on publication or performance.

• Police stateRelated: Controlling information narrows the space in which political opposition can organize.

• Rokeby VenusCompared with: Richardson’s protest challenged the museum’s display of an idealized nude rather than seeking to conceal it.

• Tiburcio Carías AndinoRelated: Restrictions on the press limited public criticism of Carías's government.

• Vito RussoNarrower topic: Film censorship shaped which gay stories could be shown and how they were told.

• Black BoyRelated: Wright’s efforts to obtain and share books expose restrictions on Black intellectual life.

• Cultural liberalismCompared with: Disputes over limits on speech reveal where liberty meets harm prevention.

• Graphic violenceRelated: Restrictions on graphic depictions reflect conflicts over expression, protection, and public standards.

• Herta MüllerRelated: State censorship shaped the conditions in which Müller wrote and published in Romania.

• History of PrintingRelated: Print’s wider circulation prompted licensing, prohibition, and surveillance.

• Inna ShevchenkoRelated: Restrictions on FEMEN’s demonstrations sharpened disputes over what protest may show in public.

• Johann ReuchlinCompared with: Reuchlin’s defense of Jewish books challenged demands for religious censorship.

• Johannes PfefferkornRelated: The controversy asked whether religious authorities could suppress Jewish texts.

• José AfonsoNarrower topic: The Estado Novo’s censorship shaped how protest lyrics could be recorded and circulated.

• Journey from St. Petersburg to MoscowRelated: The book’s condemnation of imperial abuses made its publication a direct challenge to censorship.

• Kristiania BohemiansRelated: The state’s response to Jæger’s writing made artistic freedom a public issue.

• Maria RessaCompared with: Ressa’s case raised questions about when legal action functions as a constraint on journalism.

• Adult movie theaterNarrower topic: Restrictions on explicit screenings are one form of censorship debate.

• AgnotologyRelated: Blocking access to information is a direct means of producing and preserving ignorance.

• Anti-Polish sentimentRelated: Restrictions on Polish education and cultural expression helped weaken national identity.

• Arts journalismRelated: Arts journalists document disputes over artistic freedom and public limits.

• Book (publication)Related: Authorities and institutions have restricted books they considered dangerous or improper.

• Boomerang effectRelated: Suppressing a message can make it more appealing and encourage people to seek it out.

• Carmen AristeguiNarrower topic: The MVS dispute raised allegations that commercial pressure could restrict critical journalism.

• Classic bookRelated: Bans and challenges can shape which classic books remain visible and how their significance is debated.

• Erotic danceRelated: Rules governing erotic performances reveal changing conflicts over public morality and artistic expression.

• Fuck (profanity)Related: Broadcast and publishing rules have often restricted the word's public use.

• History of encyclopediasRelated: Encyclopedic projects repeatedly faced restrictions over religious, political, and social content.

• History of erotic depictionsRelated: Censorship shaped what could be made public, preserved, or studied.

• History of literatureRelated: Censorship affects what can be published, circulated, and remembered.

• La maja desnudaRelated: The Inquisition’s inquiry shows how the painting became subject to official scrutiny.

• Literature (academic discipline)Related: It reveals how political power determines which works can be published, taught, or read.

• Media blackoutRelated: Direct censorship can prohibit reporting or publication about a specified subject.

• ObscurantismRelated: Censorship is a direct means of blocking knowledge that obscurantism seeks to contain.

• Tetsuji TakechiNarrower topic: Takechi’s legal fight became a concrete example of censorship claims surrounding cinema.

• The artsRelated: Artistic expression often becomes a site of disputes over permissible speech.

• Viennese ActionismRelated: Prosecution and public outrage exposed the limits imposed on artistic expression in Austria.

• Writing (written work)Related: Censorship can limit which written works are available or permitted.