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Daily Archives: 5 August 2014

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Democracy, Borrowing, Lending, and Sharing (part 2)

Posted on 5 August 2014 by Foreign Influence • Leave a comment

by Brian Bergen-Aurand To censor comes from the Sanskrit śamsati, with its references to “recites, praises,” and śasa “song of praise.” To censor something is to praise it, to recite its praises as a thing worthy for its affect and effect. To censor is to give credence to the idea that things, ideas, books, and … Continue reading →

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