Robots poètes chez Stanisław Lem : réflexions sur la nécessaire étrangeté de la langue littéraire en contexte soviétique by Sylvia Chassaing

“…Simultaneously, the use of both archaisms and neologisms makes this criticism less direct by hiding its topicality, which allows Lem to get around state censorship. The short story is then one example of « Esopic language », whose aim was to deliver hidden messages to the reader via a change in setting or the use of a fable. …”
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Particularities of media systems in the West Nordic countries by Ravn-Højgaard Signe, Jóhannsdóttir Valgerður, Karlsson Ragnar, Olavson Rógvi, Skorini Heini í

“…In particular, media outlets within these micro-size media systems seem more susceptible to clientelism, and journalists seem more inclined towards self-censorship. This article highlights how interplay between small size and distinct local factors shape the media system in each of the West Nordic countries.…”
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Dieu ou les hommes ? Vivre l’obéissance dans les couvents anglais en exil (1598-1688) by Laurence LUX-STERRITT

“…This mystically-inspired spirituality met with the censorship of the nuns’ superiors, who condemned it as rebellious, anti-authoritarian, and as a sure way to lead the religious to damnation.…”
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Stanowisko publicystów „Tygodnika Powszechnego” w Polsce Ludowej wobec powstań narodowych jako element koncepcji neopozytywizmu (do 1976 roku) by Ariel Orzełek

“… Tygodnik Powszechny was one of the most important ideological periodicals in the Polish People’s Republic, and among the non-censorship ones, it had the greatest margin of freedom. …”
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Liminarités, fissures et réécritures : un événement à la frontière entre le nord du Portugal et la Galice by Paula Godinho

“…Information about these events has been covered up and distorted by Portuguese censorship.…”
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(Auto)biography and Authority: Dickens and Forster’s Reconstruction of a ‘National Treasure’ by Isabelle Hervouet-Farrar

“…This paper considers the reconstruction by John Forster of Charles Dickens’s childhood through his use of what is usually called ‘the autobiographical fragment’, a short text dealing with the Blacking Warehouse episode which bears witness to both Dickens’s strict auto-censorship and his tendency to frenetic confession. …”
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From Incoherence to Sustainability: Performance, Activism, and Social Media in the Most Recent Russian Poetry by Kirill Korchagin

“…The central hypothesis of this article is that all of these poets react differently to the methods of discursive organization provided (and enforced) by social networks and strive in different ways to liberate themselves from the censorship of the algorithm: some emphasize the discursive incoherence of the platform, while others, on the contrary, seek to develop a sustainable manner of uniting private discourses into a new totality. …”
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The use of artificial intelligence in counter-disinformation: a world wide (web) mapping by Federico Pilati, Federico Pilati, Federico Pilati, Tommaso Venturini

“…Thus, there is a growing recognition of the need for benchmarking the various ongoing efforts to ensure greater efficacy and coordination in the use of AI and assure that this does not lead to forms of algorithmic censorship. Our goal is to provide a mapping of the projects that use AI to counter disinformation by means of their hyperlink network analysis to shed light on their aims, approaches, and challenges.…”
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Relativistic Einstein rings of Reissner–Nordström black holes nonminimally coupled to electrodynamics by Rodrigo Maier

“…In this case we show that there is an overlap domain so that the angular position and the corresponding coupling parameter do not allow one to differ extremal cases from complementary configurations which satisfy the cosmic censorship hypothesis.…”
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La question carcérale en République fédérale d’Allemagne au reflet du Spiegel (1947-1979) by Grégory Salle

“…And what was more hidden than the prison life, which meant secrecy, censorship and opacity, especially in a historical moment where the subject of prisons was pushed to the margins of the public sphere, before being back in the forefront at the end of the 1960’s? …”
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Aleksandr Bogdanov’s Sociology of the Arts by Biggart John

“…It will enable culturologists and other scholars to include Bogdanov in the history of the sociology of the arts, an exercise that has hitherto been impeded by Soviet censorship of his works, under-tuition of the Russian language, and a scarcity of relevant translations.…”
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Children's book publication in Lithuania in 1940-1955 by Vita Mozūraitė

“…Fiction books accounted for 85.9% of that number. Censorship, a shortage of translators and editors, and difficulties with publishing hindered the production of children's books. …”
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Oscillation Between Resist and to Not? Users’ Folk Theories and Resistance to Algorithmic Curation on Douyin by Hui Lin

“…This study found that this paradox of resistance not only reflects users’ efforts to reconcile sociocultural needs with digital irritations caused by algorithmic mismatches but also arises from a sense of digital resignation in response to the platform’s strict regulations and censorship. Thus, this article argues that although people espouse folk theories as resources to resist algorithmic curation in different sociocultural contexts, most of their resistance behaviors remain constrained within the dominant use of technological affordances, which largely functions as a process of continuous negotiation rather than a subversive force capable of disrupting the ideological power relations embedded in algorithm-driven platforms.…”
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Invisible lives: Occupied cities as a blind spot in geopolitical research by Yana Suchikova

“…It addresses the causes of informational isolation, including censorship, fear of repression, and restricted access to independent sources. …”
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Speranza i Mickiewicz by Katarzyna Gmerek

“…A hypothesis is suggested that she used a translation from Pushkin, who published Mickiewicz’s poems in Russia without credits to the Polish author because of censorship. The present author searched for the material at the National Library o f Ireland and at the Trinity College Library, Dublin. …”
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Impacts émancipateurs d’une coopération scientifique-enseignant à l’école primaire sur les représentations des enfants et leur mobilisation dans les apprentissages en sciences... by Marie Odile Lafosse-Marin

“…It leads also to emancipation from self-censorship related to stereotypes. This presses specially on girls, and disadvantaged children sometimes deprived from Science lessons, because so-called fundamentals "reading, writing and computing" would be more important.…”
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Antivaccine, denialist, and conspiracy theorist content on Facebook. An analysis of the No to the New World Order page by Julio C. Aguila Sanchez, Carmen Castillo Rocha, Ángel R. Vargas Valencia

“…Many posts criticised government measures, while others alleged censorship and media manipulation of unofficial covid-19 information. …”
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L’excès dans la fiction de Wilkie Collins by Françoise Dupeyron-Lafay

“…This policy of self-censorship, and excessive somatization, gives a symptomatic function to excess as a revelator of social pathologies (unfair patriarchal laws) and family disorders — repressive and unhealthy marital situations and all forms of abuse inflicted on wives. …”
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Coverage and Values of Legal Deposit in Bosnia and Herzegovina (1945–1995) by Lejla Hajdarpašić

“…Legal deposit was initially reduced in the regulations to its function of building library collections, which, however, must be viewed critically in the context of censorship background, while newer regulations respect its values in terms of building of national bibliographies, preservation and protection of cultural heritage, and more important, use of materials that have the designation of public good. …”
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A New Website Fingerprinting Method for Tor Hidden Service by Zihang Hui, Jiangtao Zhai, Shengxian Wang, Weijie Ji

“…Although anonymous communication systems protect user privacy, they also facilitate evasion of network censorship. Currently, evaders use anonymous hidden services to carry out various illegal activities, which pose a serious threat to network management. …”
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