Os periódicos acadêmicos de geografia francesa de 1940-1945. Entre a pobreza material e a resistência intelectual by Laurent Beauguitte

“…Despite the war and the shortages it causes, despite the Occupation and both Vichy and German censorships, French geographers achieved, from 1940 to 1945, to continue their scientific work. …”
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Jejich osudy jsou tak rozdílné, a přesto tak podobné. Komparace životopisných vyprávění dvou žen, které se věnují umělecké profesi by Lenka Krátká

“…There are discussed issues of institutional restrictions, (self)censorship in the past and market environment today. …”
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Selected issues on theory and methodology of the underground press by Wanda Krystyna Roman

“…This was either through repression during the II Republic of Poland or through preventative censorship during the People's Republic of Poland. The underground press in Poland was always a fighting one. …”
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Los conflictos del documental español: el caso de Basilio Martín Patino by Manuel de la Fuente

“…The aim of this paper is to study the following features in three particular films (Canciones para después de una guerra, Madrid y Libre te quiero): fiction vs. nonfiction narrative; the political depiction of the city of Madrid; and the tools of censorship in different contexts. Martín Patino’s discourse has been critical with mainstream industries and narratives throughout his career and thus has been sidelined within the different cultural systems both in dictatorships and democratic regimes.…”
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Une spiritualité féminine hors institution ? L’Histoire de la vie et mœurs de Marie Tessonnière (1650) by Antoinette GIMARET

“…It then questions the gendered dimension of the enterprise and La Rivière’s valorisation of a real female apostolate, which somewhat complicated the reception of the text in 1650 and justified the censorship with which it was met.…”
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Swampland bounds on magnetized extra dimensions by Yuta Hamada, Maki Takeuchi

“…Specifically, the Weak Gravity Conjecture and the Trans-Planckian Censorship Conjecture give non-trivial bounds.…”
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The problems of adverse effects of television and film on society by William Faure

“…The author suggests that sociological factors play as important a rôle In the whole debate of whether television acts as a mirror or a catalyst. He suggests that censorship is not the answer to the question of the adverse effects of television, but rather that a thinking, discerning au- dience must be created. …”
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« Don’t Mention the War ! » : La vie culturelle à Dublin pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale by Alexandra Slaby

“…Cultural life in Dublin during World War II is often described as being drab, stifled by the censorship of all material directly or indirectly concerning the belligerents. …”
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The Last Word by Ken Owen

“…He argues that South Africa has been moving from the former system to the latter, casting law aside. But calls for censorship of the news, couched as "greater responsibility", or "better judgement", even "patriotism", ema- nate from all quarters. …”
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Poetry of Russian relocation-22: the main motives by Andrei Desnitsky

“…This is a new and a rather special phenomenon between literature and blogosphere which partly repeats the experience of the so called “bards’ songs” of the late Soviet period but under different circumstances and in different ways. Under total censorship and selective repressions in the Russian Federation the poetry published in social media that became one of the main means to communicate and to come through a personal crisis. …”
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De l’iconoclasme à la censure by Liliane Inés Cuesta Davignon

“…Taking specific examples, four types of acts committed by both men and women are identified: acts of iconoclasm, artistic performances, demonstrations or protests, and acts of censorship.…”
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REPERTOIRE OF CINEMAS AND AUDIENCE PREFERENCES IN THE ERA OF "STAGNATION" by M. Kosinova

“…In particular, the strengthening of censorship in the era of stagnation leads to the fact that the vast majority of directors "breaks" under the weight of the system and continues to work by inertia - in the space of canonical Communist ideas and the Soviet conception of life. …”
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Evolution game model of offense-defense for network security based on system dynamics by Jian-ming ZHU, Biao SONG, Qi-fa HUANG

“…An offense-defense game model with learning mechanism in the case of asymmetric information was proposed based on non-cooperation evolution game theory.Combined with utility function,the existence and uniqueness of Nash equilibrium in the offense-defense process were proved.Simulation by system dynamics shows that there is Nash equilibrium in evolutionary game model after introducing the dynamic penalty strategy of the third party.Therefore,when improving all kinds of security technology,promoting attacker tracing technology,enhancing the censorship of network attack behaviors and dynamic penalty are fundamental ways to information security.…”
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‘Subtle Instrument of Music’: Translating the Sound and Appearance of Decadence in Wilde’s Salomé by Erin Dunbar

“…In fact, ‘outraged at this philistine censorship of his art, Wilde defiantly published his play in February 1893, bound in ‘Tyrian purple’ wrappers to go with Alfred Douglas’ gilt hair’ (Hoare 73). …”
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Past deformations of "Brezhnevian stagnation" in Lithuanian cinema and TV fiction films (1968-1980) by Lina Kaminskaitė-Jančorienė

“…On the other hand, the analysis of archival origins helps to reconstruct the Soviet film industry system of Lithuania (censorship, the specific "control-gear" of films) and contextual analysis, which identifies the main political and creative displacements. …”
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Les rumeurs de l’oubli dans les romans de Sylvie Germain ou l’exploration germanienne de l’hypomnésie by Anne-Claire Bello

“…Sylvie Germain’s novels explore these « abuses of forgetting » : the forgetfulness commanded by amnesty policies ; the forgetting imposed by the policies of censorship and confiscation of testimony ; the oblivion orchestrated by the occultation of memory. …”
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Amnesia and Oblivion in England’s Long Reformation by Alexandra Walsham

“…It considers official strategies for expunging the medieval religious past, through iconoclasm, sanctioned amnesia, and censorship, alongside attempts to counteract and combat this campaign of oblivion. …”
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El oficio de periodista durante la Gran Guerra (1914-1918) ¿Un trabajo peligroso? Entre la innovación, la censura y el presidio by Alejandro Pulido Azpíroz

“…At the same time, it was accompanied by serious difficulties, especially the various forms of censorship, some exercised by the Spanish Government and others by the belligerent countries. …”
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Instability of Cauchy horizon induced by the graviton mass by Lu Chen, Shun Jiang

“…The results indicate that even in the absence of a cosmological constant, the mass of the graviton can lead to violations of the strong cosmic censorship (SCC) conjecture for nearly extremal black holes within the classical framework. …”
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A censura ao direito de sonhar em Quarto de despejo, de Carolina Maria de Jesus by Luciana Paiva Coronel

“…We tried to point out that there was some implicit censorship among cultural m ediators to prevent a subaltern woman from being seen as a writer, so that she would only find a place in the mere protest scene. …”
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