...Helen Freshwater This article problematizes cultural studies' recent return to the“thing,” assessing the archive's position in research work. I draw on my experience of consultation of the surviving records of the Lord Chamberlain's theater censorship office in order to demonstrate...

..., the features of the address may be part of the work's abiding aesthetic value. The shape of the work is also sometimes affected by the need to circumvent the hurdle audience, that is, official or unofficial censorship that can obstruct its accessibility to the target audience. With the help of brief references...

... of Soviet Russia (Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall). Ermolaev, Herman 1997 Censorship in Soviet Literature 1917–1991 (Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield). Foucault, Michel 2001 [1981] Fearless Speech , edited by Joseph Pearson (Los Angeles: Semiotext[e]). Gillespie, David 1992 Iurii...

..., contemporary performance, theories of censorship, and the archive. Her recent publications include articles in New Theatre Quarterly and Performance Research. She currently is writing a book on the censorship of the stage in twentieth-century...

... to break through the ‘‘percepticide’’ and expose the horrific reality of that ‘‘secret Argentina One of the media in which cen- sorship was countered was comics. 2. Censorship during Argentina’s ‘‘Process of National Reorganization’’ 2.1. Counter-Censorship Cultural production during the Process...

..., ed., Transcultural Joyce. New York and London: Cambridge Univer- sity Press, pp. Joseph Valente, ed., Quare Joyce. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, pp. Paul Vanderham, James Joyce and Censorship: The Trials of Ulysses. New York: New York University Press, pp. In the wake...

... of dissidence renders magnitizdat’s identity somewhat slippery and therefore open to interrogation. What role(s) did magnitizdat play in the post-Stalinist period? What can a close “reading” of magnitizdat’s “texts” tell us about the world of post-Stalinist unofficial performance? Is censorship...

... of Simulcast: Four Experiments in Criticism (2004) and coeditor of The Collected Prose of Charles Olson (1997). Aarnoud Rommens is a researcher at the Theory Department of the Jan van Eyck Academy, Maastricht, the Netherlands. He is preparing his doctoral thesis on adap- tation and censorship...

... in American Holocaust Testimonies 465 about their wartime experiences in the years after their arrival in America was not completely due to the disapproving, censoring responses they re- ceived from those to whom they told their stories. In addition, many im- posed censorship on themselves, concluding...

... by M. H. Heim (New York: Harper and Row). Lejeune, Philippe 1989 On Autobiography , edited by Paul John Eakin, translated by Katherine Leary, 3 -30 (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press). Loseff, Lev 1984 On the Beneficence of Censorship: Aesopian Language in Modern Russian...

... On Constancy (2006). He shortly will take up a lectureship in philosophy at the University of the West of England. Leen Spruit teaches Dutch at the University La Sapienza of Rome. His primary interests are the history of philosophical psychology and the censorship of science and philosophy...

..., the con- tinued existence of censorship, which required indirect forms of expres‑ sion. In 1973, the year The Spirit of the Beehive was made, hard-line repres- sion and censorship returned to Spain in the wake of the assassination of Admiral Carrero Blanco, Franco’s prime minister and presumed...

... and publishers of the “stag- nation period” often sensed subversive attitudes in poems which a twenty- first-century reader may deem lyrical and devoid of political engagement. In his notebooks for 1972, Shalamov records that the publication of his poetry was impeded not by external censorship...

... death in the 1950s, semi-official political censorship related to the Soviet Union prevailed in Finland until the late 1980s (Vettenniemi 2001 ). Kuortti's later testimony Kirkossa, keskitysleirissä, korvessa counts as one of the first postwar literary works on the experiences of Ingrians...

...). Geller, Mikhail 1979 “`Pamiat' i `pamiat'” (“`Memory' and `Memory'”), Vestnik RSKhD 128 : 192 -204. Gorbanevskaya, Natalya 1977 “Writing for `samizdat,'” Index on Censorship 6 (1): 29 -36. Gorbanevskii, M. V., et al. 1995 Svobodnoe slovo `Poseva.' 1945–1995 (“Prosev's” Free Word...

... ( Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press ). Weng Julie McCormick . 2016 “ ‘Decorticated’ Brains and ‘Steriliz[ed]’ Minds: Samuel Beckett and Irish Censorship ,” Éire-Ireland 51 , nos. 3–4 : 188 – 215 . Zacks Jeffrey M. Speer Nicole K. Swallow Khena M. Braver Todd S...

... ). Blium Arlen Viktorovich 1998 “Forbidden Topics: Early Soviet Censorship Directives,” translated by Farina Donna M. , Book History 1 ( 1 ): 268 – 82 . Boym Svetlana 1996 “Estrangement as a Lifestyle: Shklovsky and Brodsky,” Poetics Today 17 ( 4 ): 511 – 30...

... run-ins with the censor. Bazanov et al. (1972–90, 4:276) note, however, that although the contradictions between the ‘‘Introduction’’ and the memoirs proper have often been attributed to conditions imposed by government censorship, Alexander II’s grant of amnesty for political prisoners in 1856...

.... Bock, Ivo, Sabine Hänsgen, and Wolfgang Schlott 2000 “Kultur jenseits der Zensur” (“The Culture beyond Censorship”) , in Eichwede 2000b: 64 -77. Bondy, Egon 1990 –93 Básnické dílo Egona Bondyho (The Collected Poems of Egon Bondy) , 9 vols. (Prague: Pražská imaginace). 2001...

... of the publication of works by certain writers, who attract some interest on the part of the artistic intelligentsia and the students, and whose works were not reproduced in the Soviet Union after the 1920s.” What they are saying here could be translated in the following way: Our censorship has blocked...