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[Pablo Picasso: Minotauromachy (1935)]Banned BooksAdministration:[Clovis Trouille: La Voyeuse]WelcomeTimetableCourse DescriptionBibliographyAssignmentsAuthors:[The Pornographer]Radclyffe Hall (1880-1943)James Joyce (1882-1941)D. H. Lawrence (1885-1930)Boris Pasternak (1890-1960)Henry Miller (1891-1980)Vladimir Nabokov (1899-1977)Graham Greene (1904-1991)William Burroughs (1914-1997)Kathy Acker (

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[Lawrence Ferlinghetti outside City Lights Bookstore]Semester 2 TimetableDay by day:<!--[if gte mso 9]> Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE <![endif]--><!--[if gte mso 9]>

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[Hubert Selby: Inscription for Gilbert Sorrentino]Hubert Selby, Jr.:Last Exit to Brooklyn (1964)StyleAnthology Texts:Hubert Selby, Jr.: from Last Exit to Brooklyn (1964)Allen Ginsberg: from Howl (1956)History of the Ban:Last Exit to Brooklyn has been censored on both sides of the Atlantic. Several of the chapters had appeared separately in Black Mountain Review, New Directions #17, Provincetown

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[Last Exit to Brooklyn]Hubert Selby, Jr.Last Exit to Brooklyn (1964)Extract:... She didn't need any goddamn skell to buy her a drink. She could get anything she wanted in Willies. She had her kicks. Shed go back to Willies where what she said goes. That was the joint. There was always somebody in there with money. No bums like these cruds. Did they think shed let any goddamn bum in her pants and

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[Hubert Selby, Jr.]Hubert Selby, Jr.(1928-2004)Select Bibliography:novels:Last Exit to Brooklyn (1964)The Room (1971)The Demon (1976)Requiem for a Dream (1978)The Willow Tree (1998)Waiting Period (2002)short stories:Song of the Silent Snow(1986)spoken word:[with Henry Rollins] Our Fathers Who Aren't in Heaven (1990)[with Henry Rollins] Live in Europe 1989 (1995)[with Nick Tosches] Blue Eyes And

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[Gagged]Conclusion:PornotopiaAnthology Texts:Rick Poynor: from Designing Pornotopia: Travels in Visual Culture (2006)Donna Haraway: A Cyborg Manifesto (1985)[Chris D. Lugosz: Pinball Cyborg]At the centre of my ironic faith, my blasphemy, is the image of the cyborg. A cyborg is a cybernetic organism, a hybrid of machine and organism, a creature of social reality as well as a creature of fiction.

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[Hanging Rushdie in effigy at Kenyon University]Salman Rushdie:The Satanic Verses (1988)ThemeAnthology Texts:Salman Rushdie: from The Satanic Verses (1988)Salman Rushdie: from Haroun and the Sea of Stories (1990)Paul Scott: from The Jewel in the Crown (1966 / 1984)[Daniel Pipes: The Rushdie Affair (1990)]History of the Ban:Many leaders sought to avoid the whole Rushdie issue. They did not refer

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Kathy Acker: The Adult Life of Toulouse Lautrec,by Henri Toulouse Lautrec (1975)]Kathy Acker:The Adult Life of Toulouse Lautrec (1975)Style[Cover Image: Sue Coe]Anthology Texts:Kathy Acker: from The Adult Life of Toulouse Lautrec (1975)Kathy Acker: from Blood and Guts in High School (1978)Harold Robbins: from The Pirate (1974)[Picador Books Blurb for Blood and Guts in High School, plus two (1984)

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[Ted Morgan: Literary Outlaw: The Life & Times of William S. Burroughs (1991)]William Burroughs:Naked Lunch (1959)StructureAnthology Texts:William S. Burroughs: from Naked Lunch (1959)William S. Burroughs: from Interzone (1989)History of the Ban:The novel has the distinction of being the last literary work to be declared obscene and brought to trial in America. From the 1959 publication of the

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[Doctor Zhivago, dir. David Lean (1966)]Boris Pasternak:Doctor Zhivago (1957)DetailAnthology Texts:Boris Pasternak: from Doctor Zhivago (1957)Olga Ivinskaya: from A Captive of Time (1978)Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn: "An Incident at Krechetovka Station," from We Never Make Mistakes (1963)History of the Ban:After the death of Stalin during the Khrushchev period when the Kremlin eased its censorship

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[The Enchanter (1939 / 1985)]Vladimir Nabokov:Lolita (1955)Point of viewAnthology Texts:Vladimir Nabokov: from Lolita (1955)Vladimir Nabokov: from The Enchanter (1939 / 1985)Dr Frederick Wertham: from Seduction of the Innocent (1954)[The Annotated Lolita (1995)]History of the Ban:Lolita was denounced as "filth" and "sheer unrestrained pornography" when it was first published. Author Nabokov

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[The Fugitive, dir. John Ford (1947)]Graham Greene:The Power and the Glory (1940)TimeAnthology Texts:Graham Greene: from The Power and the Glory (1940)Graham Greene: from The Lawless Roads (1939)History of the Ban:Denunciation or inquiry was the usual means by which news reached Rome of a book that deserved investigation. In the case of The Power and the Glory, the news traveled circuitously. Its

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[Henry Miller & Friend]Henry Miller:Tropic of Cancer (1934)SettingAnthology Texts:Henry Miller: from Tropic of Cancer (1934)George Orwell: from Inside the Whale (1940)History of the Ban:Tropic of Cancer was first published in Paris in 1934 and remained officially banned from the United States for three decades, but college students smuggled thousands of copies into the United States in that time

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[C. H. Rolph, ed. The Trial of Lady Chatterley (1961)]D. H. Lawrence:Lady Chatterley's Lover (1928)CharacterAnthology Texts:D. H. Lawrence: from Lady Chatterley's Lover (1928)D. H. Lawrence: from The First Lady Chatterley (1944)D. H. Lawrence: from John Thomas and Lady Jane (1972)History of the Ban:Lady Chatterley's Lover was suppressed long before the case of Grove Press v. Cbristenberry went to

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[The Well of Loneliness] Radclyffe Hall:The Well of Loneliness (1928)PlotAnthology Texts:Radclyffe Hall: from The Well of Loneliness (1928)Simone de Beauvoir: from The Second Sex (1949)[Perma, 1951]History of the Ban:Three publishers praised The Well but turned it down. Then Hall's agent sent the manuscript to Jonathan Cape, who, though cautious about publishing a controversial book, saw the

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[Frank Budgen: Proteus] James Joyce:Ulysses (1922)The Muses of FictionAnthology Texts:James Joyce: from Ulysses (1922)Sigmund Freud: from Civilisation and Its Discontents (1930)Sigmund Freud, ed.: A Young Girl's Diary (1919)History of the Ban:In 1922, the United States Department of the Post Office burned 500 copies of the novel when an attempt was made to import the book and court decisions

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[Tilly Greene]Introduction:Why Ban Books?Anthology Texts:John Milton: Areopagitica (1644)The Films, Videos, and Publications Classification Act (1993)For books are not absolutely dead things, but do contain a potency of life in them to be as active as that soul was whose progeny they are; nay, they do preserve as in a vial the purest efficacy and extraction of that living intellect that bred them

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[The Satanic Verses (US edition)]Salman RushdieThe Satanic Verses (1988)Extract:Even as he was performing (having no option) the latest and basest ritual of his unwarranted humiliation, - or, to put it another way, as the circumstances of his miraculously spared life grew ever more infernal and outré - Saladin Chamcha began to notice that the three immigration officers no longer looked or acted

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[Portrait of an Eye: Three Novels (1998)]Kathy AckerThe Adult Life of Toulouse Lautrec (1975)Extract:The true story of a rich woman: I WANT TO BE RAPED EVERY NIGHT!'I was walking along the street. I wasn't doing anything. I was looking for some action. It was night, late at night, Times Square. The blue yellow green red white and violet neon lights were still blinking. They wouldn't stop blinking

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[Naked Lunch (Olympia Press edition)]William BurroughsNaked Lunch (1959)Extract:HASSAN'S RUMPUS ROOMGilt and red plush. Rococo bar backed by pink shell. The air is cloyed with a sweet evil substance like decayed honey. Men and women in evening dress sip pousse-cafés through alabaster tubes. A Near East Mugwump sits naked on a bar stool covered in pink silk. He licks warm honey from a crystal

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[Doctor Zhivago]Boris PasternakDoctor Zhivago (1957)Extract:It seemed as if these tear-drenched words clung together of themselves and connected into a soft, quick, gentle patter, as when silky, moist leaves rustle, tangled by the wind.'So here we are again, Yurochka. The way God brings us together. How terrible, think of it! Oh, I can't bear it! Oh, Lord! I cry and I cry! Think of it! Again

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[Lolita]Vladimir NabokovLolita (1955)Extract:We passed on to a small pantry and entered the dining room, parallel to the parlor we had already admired. I noticed a white sock on the floor. With a deprecatory grunt, Mrs. Haze stooped without stopping and threw it into a closet next to the pantry. We cursorily inspected a mahogany table with a fruit vase in the middle, containing nothing but the

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[The Power and the Glory (Penguin Classics edition]Graham GreeneThe Power and the Glory (1940)Extract:He had a curious dream. He dreamed he was sitting at a cafe table in front of the high altar of the cathedral. About six dishes were spread before him, and he was eating hungrily. There was a smell of incense and an odd sense of elation. The dishes-like all food in dreams-did not taste of much,

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[Tropic of Cancer (1st edition)]Henry MillerTropic of Cancer (1934)Extract:It was a Sunday afternoon, much like this, when I first met Germaine. I was strolling along the Boulevard Beaumarchais, rich by a hundred francs or so which my wife had frantically cabled from America. There was a touch of spring in the air, a poisonous, malefic spring that seemed to burst from the manholes. Night after

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[Cover Image: Amedeo Modigliani]D. H. LawrenceLady Chatterley's Lover (1928)Extract:Still panting with their exertions, each wrapped in an army blanket, but the front of the body open to the fire, they sat on a log side by side before the blaze, to get quiet. Connie hated the feel of the blanket against her skin. But now the sheet was all wet. She dropped her blanket and kneeled on the clay

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[image source]Radclyffe HallThe Well of Loneliness (1928)Extract:Men - they were selfish, arrogant, possessive. What could they do for Mary LIewellyn? What could a man give that she could not? A child? But she would give Mary such a love as would be complete in itself without children. Mary would have no room in her heart, in her life, for a child, if she came to Stephen. An things they would be

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[F. Scott Fitzgerald's copy of Ulysses]James JoyceUlysses (1922)Extract:And Jacky Caffrey shouted to look, there was another and she leaned back and the garters were blue to match on account of the transparent and they all saw it and they all shouted to look, look, there it was and she leaned back ever so far to see the fireworks and something queer was flying through the air, a soft thing, to

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[Rankin: Salman Rushdie]Salman Rushdie(b.1947)Select Bibliography:novels:Grimus (1975)Midnight's Children (1981)Shame (1983)The Satanic Verses (1988)Haroun and the Sea of Stories (1990)The Moor's Last Sigh (1995)The Ground Beneath Her Feet (1999)Fury (2001)Shalimar the Clown (2005)The Enchantress of Florence (2008)short stories:East, West (1994)travel:The Jaguar Smile: A Nicaraguan Journey (1987)

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[image source]Kathy Acker(née Karen Alexander)(1947-1997)Select Bibliography:fiction:Politics (1972)Rip-Off Red, Girl Detective (1973)The Childlike Life of the Black Tarantula (1973)I Dreamt I Was a Nymphomaniac: Imagining (1974)The Adult Life of Toulouse Lautrec (1975)Blood and Guts in High School (1978)Kathy Goes to Haiti (1978)N.Y.C. in 1979 (1981)Great Expectations (1982)My Death My Life by

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[William S. Burroughs]William Seward Burroughs(1914-1997)Select Bibliography:novels:[with Jack Kerouac] And the Hippos Were Boiled in Their Tanks (1945 - published 2008)Junkie (1953) (ISBN 0-14-200316-6)Queer (1951-53 - published 1985)Naked Lunch (1959)The Soft Machine (1961)The Ticket That Exploded (1962)Dead Fingers Talk (1963)Nova Express (1964)The Last Words of Dutch Schultz (1969)The Wild

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[Graham Greene]Henry Graham Greene(1904-1991)Select Bibliography:novels:The Man Within (1929)The Name of Action (1930) (repudiated by author)Rumour at Nightfall (1932) (repudiated by author)Stamboul Train (1932)It's a Battlefield (1934)England Made Me (1935)A Gun for Sale (1936)Brighton Rock (1938)The Confidential Agent (1939)The Power and the Glory (1940)The Ministry of Fear (1943)The Heart of

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[Nabokov as Pnin (1958)]Vladimir Vladimirovich Nabokov(1899-1977)Select Bibliography:novels in Russian:Mashen'ka [Машенька] (1926) - English translation: Mary (1970)Korol' Dama Valet [Король, дама, валет] (1928) - English translation: King, Queen, Knave (1968)Zashchita Luzhina [Защита Лужина] (1930) - English translation: The Defense (1964)Sogliadatai [Соглядатай] (1932) - English translation:

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[Peter Gowland: Henry Miller]Henry Valentine Miller(1891-1980)Select Bibliography:works (in chronological order):Moloch or, This Gentile World (1927 - published 1992)Crazy Cock (1928-1930 - published 1990)Tropic of Cancer. Paris: Obelisk Press, 1934.What Are You Going to Do about Alf?. Paris: Printed at author's expense, 1935.Aller Retour New York. Paris: Obelisk Press, 1935.Black Spring. Paris:

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[image source]Boris Leonidovich Pasternak(1890-1960)Select Bibliography:poetry:A Twin in the Clouds (1914)Above the Barriers (1917)My Sister, Life (1922)Themes and Variations (1923)Lieutenant Schmidt (1926)1905 (1927)The High Malady (1928)Spektorsky (1931)Second Birth (1932)Georgian Lyric Poetry (1935)Selected Translations (1940)On Early Trains (1943)Earth's Vastness (1945)Fifty Poems, trans.

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[self-portrait]David Herbert Lawrence(1885-1930)Select Bibliography:novels:The White Peacock (1911)The Trespasser (1912)Sons and LoversThe Rainbow (1915)Women in Love (1920)The Lost Girl (1920)Aaron's Rod (1922)Kangaroo (1923)The Boy in the Bush (1924)The Plumed Serpent (1926)Lady Chatterley's Lover (1928)The Escaped Cock (1929) (re-published as The Man Who Died)short stories:The Prussian Officer

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[Joyce in Paris]James Augustine Aloysius Joyce(1882-1941)Select Bibliography:novels:A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man (1916)Ulysses (1922)Finnegans Wake (1939)Stephen Hero (1944) [written 1904–6]short stories:Dubliners (1914)poetry:Chamber Music (1907)Pomes Penyeach (1927)Collected Poems (1936)Giacomo Joyce (1968) [written 1907]drama:Exiles (1918)Biography & Secondary Literature:"Another

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[Lady Una Troubridge & Radclyffe Hall (1927)]Marguerite Radclyffe Hall(1880-1943)Select Bibliography:novels:The Forge (1924)The Unlit Lamp (1924)A Saturday Life (1925)Adam's Breed (1926)The Well of Loneliness (1928)The Master of the House (1932)Miss Ogilvy Finds Herself (1926)The Sixth Beatitude (1936)poetry:Dedicated to Sir Arthur Sullivan (1894)Twixt Earth And Stars (1906)A Sheaf Of Verses :

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[The Forbidden Library]Course AnthologyContents:Kathy Acker: from The Adult Life of Toulouse Lautrec (1975)Kathy Acker: from Blood and Guts in High School (1978)Simone de Beauvoir: from The Second Sex (1949)William S. Burroughs: from Naked Lunch (1959)William S. Burroughs: from Interzone (1989)The Films, Videos, and Publications Classification Act (1993)Sigmund Freud: from Civilisation and Its

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[Achtung Baby!]Assessment(English 2: 666)Description: Group SeminarsDate due: as scheduledLength: c. 30-40 minutesWorth: 20% (10% each)Description: EssayDate due: Week 7 (Friday 19/9)Length: 1200-1500 wordsWorth: 20%Description: 3-hour Exam (closed book)Structure: Three essay questionsWorth: 60%Assignment Rubrics:• Assignment 1: Group Seminars30-40 minutes for the entire presentation(20% [10%

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[GPS Magazine]Semester Two[21st July-25th October]Week 1Mon (21/7) - 3-4 pm, Lecture 1Introduction: Why Ban Books?Anthology Texts:John Milton: Areopagitica (1644)The Films, Videos, and Publications Classification Act (1993)Thurs (24/7)- 1-3 pm, Workshop 1: Areopagitica[Group assignments]Week 2Mon (28/7): 3-4 pm, Lecture 2James Joyce: Ulysses (1922) - The Muses of FictionAnthology Texts:James

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[image source]Library ResourcesThe University Library's resources for this course [ENG 2: 666] can be accessed from their online catalogue here.Assignment PresentationAll the work you hand in should adhere to the following guidelines:.Typed: handwritten work cannot be submitted in this course.Double-spaced. Printed on one side only of A4 sheets.12 or 14-point type: smaller or larger is

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[Wordpress]Welcome to English Stage 2: 666 Banned Books: Censored & Restricted 20th-Century Fiction.I've been asked to guest-convene and teach the course for the second semester of this year.My contact details in the Department will be:Rm 302AArts 13737599 x 673520Teaching Hours: Monday 3-4 pm / Thursday 1-3 pmOffice hour: Monday 2-3 pm.EmailIf you need to see me outside those times, please phone

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