![]() ![]() ![]() Fahrenheit 451 After Fifty Years
Guest Lecturer:
Dr. William F. Touponce
with comments by
Ray Bradbury |
The
Third Annual
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Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 has been both a popular and a controversial book (in some editions it has itself been censored.). What is there about Fahrenheit 451 that has enabled it to remain in print and still be considered important enough to assign an entire city (Los Angeles) for reading and to be selected by the New York Public Library as one of the one hundred most important books of the century. |
A Bibliography of Library Collections and Web Sites Link to the HELIN Library Catalog to find: Books about Ray Bradbury and his works United States - History - 1945-1953 United States - Politics and Government - 1945-1953 Anti-communist movements - United States - History - 20th Century Internal Security - United States - History - 20th Century Rosenberg, Julius, 1918 - 1953 United States. Federal Bureau of Investigation - History - 20th Century Ray Bradbury.com Ray Bradbury Online
One Book, Northbrook: Fahrenheit
451
Banned Books and Censorship:
Information Resources
About McCarthyism
McCarthyism
The Rosenberg Trial
The Alger Hiss Story
Alger Hiss Links
Teaching Guides on The Web:
Teach with Movies: Learning Guide to Fahrenheit 451 Censorship an
Fahrenheit 451
Fahrenheit 451: Teachers -
Language Arts - Novel Guide
Fahrenheit 451: Teacher's Guide
Educator's Guide to the Cold War
Prepared by the Roger William University Libraries, February 2003 |