First published in 1982, Fighting Words focuses on the most common form of censorship in Imperial Russia: the governmental system that screened written works before or after publication to determine their acceptability.
First published in 1982, Fighting Words focuses on the most common form of censorship in Imperial Russia: the governmental system that screened written works before or after publication to determine their acceptability.
Charles A. Ruud is professor emeritus in the Department of History at the University of Western Ontario.
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Preface Introduction to the 2009 Edition Introduction 1 The European Pattern and the Beginnings of Russian Censorship 2 The Early Administrative System and the Rise of Mysticism, 1801-17 3 Golitsyn's Fall and the Decline of Mysticism 4 Nicholas I's Censorship Innovations, 1825-32 5 Censorship and the New Journalism, 1832-48 6 A System under Siege, 1848-55 7 Confused Steps towards Reform, 1855-61 8 The Dilemmas of Liberal Censorship, 1862-63 9 The Reform of 6 April 1865 10 The First Year of the Reformed System, 1865-66 11 Control of Press Freedom: Warnings, Court Cases, and Libel Laws, 1867-89 12 Censorship, Repression, and the Emergence of a 'European' Press, 1869-89 13 The Last Years of the Administrative System, 1889-1906 14 Autocracy and the Press: The Historical Conflict Appendix 1 Regulations on the Press, 6 April 1865 Appendix 2 Tables Notes Bibliography Index
Preface Introduction to the 2009 Edition Introduction 1 The European Pattern and the Beginnings of Russian Censorship 2 The Early Administrative System and the Rise of Mysticism, 1801-17 3 Golitsyn's Fall and the Decline of Mysticism 4 Nicholas I's Censorship Innovations, 1825-32 5 Censorship and the New Journalism, 1832-48 6 A System under Siege, 1848-55 7 Confused Steps towards Reform, 1855-61 8 The Dilemmas of Liberal Censorship, 1862-63 9 The Reform of 6 April 1865 10 The First Year of the Reformed System, 1865-66 11 Control of Press Freedom: Warnings, Court Cases, and Libel Laws, 1867-89 12 Censorship, Repression, and the Emergence of a 'European' Press, 1869-89 13 The Last Years of the Administrative System, 1889-1906 14 Autocracy and the Press: The Historical Conflict Appendix 1 Regulations on the Press, 6 April 1865 Appendix 2 Tables Notes Bibliography Index
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