Poetic injustice: in some parts of the world, poets go in fear of their lives

Article Abstract:

The Index on Censorship devoted its 25th anniversary issue to poets who have been censored, imprisoned or tortured. Eroticism and rebukes to authority were the most common types of poetry that were suppressed. Poets discussed include Ovid, Jack Mapanje, Alan Ginsberg and Miroslav Holub.

Crimes against, Poets

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Politically correct patrons

Article Abstract:

US firms are sponsoring political art exhibits by women and minorities in an attempt to change their images. AT&T, Time Warner Inc, Metropolitan Life Insurance Co and Philip Morris are all active in supporting 'politically correct' art.

Social aspects, Finance, Social policy, Corporations, Art dealers, Political correctness, Corporate sponsorship

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Politically incorrect

Article Abstract:

The Economist has angered many Arab and other countries in the past for its editorial content and has been banned by them on numerous occasions. Some of the instances that have led to national censure of the magazine are described.

Periodicals, The Economist (Periodical)

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