To what extent is self-censorship a kind of freedom The case of China

Landi, Chiara

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“…From this point it can be understood that the Soviet Union model of dance education influenced the development of all levels of dance education in China for more than half a century (Liao 2006;Lu 2012;Deng 2014). Within this it is of interest to note that while the relationship between China and the Soviet Union had initially 5 Censorship has a long history in China (Steele 2009), and the practice of censoring articles, books, art works, films, music, dance, theatre, television and Internet content from the public sphere in China is clearly embedded in society and is considered to be widespread (Landia 2014). Within this it has been noted that "contemporary Chinese artists have long been marginalized in China as their ideas conflict with the mainstream political ideology" (Zhang 2014, 827).…”

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“…Within this it has been noted that "contemporary Chinese artists have long been marginalized in China as their ideas conflict with the mainstream political ideology" (Zhang 2014, 827). Self-censorship referes to a technique used by most artists, performers, institutions, writers, newsrooms and directors around the world to try to avoid measures and censorship by political authorities (Landia 2014). 6 New China (1949 -present), as opposed to the imperial China, Chinese people view the foundation of the People's Republic of China as the beginning of the New China.…”

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Exploring the past to navigate the future: examining histories of higher dance education in China in an internationalized context

Jin

Martin

2019

Research in Dance Education

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China has a rich history of dance education and has established prominent tertiary dance institutions. Coupled with this is a growing interest globally to engage with China, and connections are developing between Chinese and non-Chinese tertiary dance institutions. Within this internationalization of dance education there is the potential for authentic and exciting dialogue and exchange to occur. However, to perhaps allow such interactions to be most beneficial for all involved it is of interest to look at the past to navigate the present and the future. Therefore, this article seeks to critically examine histories of higher dance education in China, to then provide critical understandings of higher dance education in China in the present and how these histories might inform the future. Within this there is a purposeful focus on the meanings of dance education in China, the relationship between politics and dance, and the examination-orientated education philosophies in teaching and learning dance.

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Exploring the past to navigate the future: examining histories of higher dance education in China in an internationalized context

Jin

Martin

2019

Research in Dance Education

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Self- Censorship By Pakistani Journalists: Causes And Effects

Ayoub

Ghauri

Tariq

2021

JPDC

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This study is an attempt to find out the willingness of the journalists for self-censorship, to highlight the factors which give rise to the phenomenon of self-censorship and to investigate the impact of self-censorship on the journalists’ performance in Pakistan. This research has been conducted in the light of Bar-Tal model for self-censorship and it is quantitative based research. Questionnaire was distributed among 125 Islamabad-based journalists sampled through the purposive sampling method. Findings revealed that the majority of the journalists were facing self-censorship in Pakistan and they were not able to reveal the information in media without engaging in self-censorship. Researcher investigated the four factors which give rise to the phenomenon of self-censorship among the journalists in Pakistan; military, judiciary, media organization policies or media owner’s pressure and job insecurity. Researcher concluded that self-censorship affects the journalists’ performance, credibility, neutrality, free journalism, factual and objective reporting in Pakistan and self-censorship has negative impact on the journalists’ performance in Pakistan.

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To what extent is self-censorship a kind of freedom The case of China

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Exploring the past to navigate the future: examining histories of higher dance education in China in an internationalized context

Exploring the past to navigate the future: examining histories of higher dance education in China in an internationalized context

Self- Censorship By Pakistani Journalists: Causes And Effects

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