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'''Controversial Literature''' is any written work that has been challenged or banned. Through out history religious, historical, scientific text and stories have caused controversy in a society due to a conflict of morals beliefs and politics.
'''Controversial literature''' is a broad category, used, '']'', by the ],{{fact}} to identify ]s which lack ]ly value and/or are of a ] nature; however, the material holds some secondary value or interest. For example, the '']'', although of ] nature, having been established to be a ], nevertheless have a historical interest as exhibiting the '']''. A further example is given by the term '']'', which designates any ] of an ] nature. Also, any ] ] would also fall under such a heading - provide some ] found such material of sufficient interest, or notoriety, to retain in its generally scholarly library.


==See also== ==#==
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| ] || Martin Luther || Pope Leo X condemned it for heresy against the Catholic Church and had Martin Luther excommunicated.
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! Title || Author || Reason
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| ] || Dav Pilkey || Banned in schools because of the use of toilet humor.
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| ] || ] || Challenged and banned in schools for the use of the word "Nigger"
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| ] || ] || Challenged and banned in schools for the use of the word "Nigger"
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| ] || ] || Banned in UK for blasphemy in the 18th Century
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| ] || ] || Banned in Nazi Germany for demorilizing and insulting the ].
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| ] || William Powell || Banned outside of the US because security reasons. Sale of the book is prohibited to any one under 21.
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| Animal Farm|| George Orwell || Publication delayed in UK because of anti-Stalin theme. Confiscated in ] by Allied troops. Banned in Malaya for religious reasons.
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| ] || ] || ALA
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| ] || ] || Banned in schools for its sexual and religious theme.
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* '''The Cambridge History of English and American Literature''' in 18 Volumes (1907–21). ''Volume X. The Age of Johnson''. ''XVI. The Literature of Dissent''. '''§ 5. Controversial Literature on Church Polity and Dogma.'''
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Controversial Literature is any written work that has been challenged or banned. Through out history religious, historical, scientific text and stories have caused controversy in a society due to a conflict of morals beliefs and politics.

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Title Author Reason
The 95 Theses Martin Luther Pope Leo X condemned it for heresy against the Catholic Church and had Martin Luther excommunicated.

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Title Author Reason
The Adventures of Captain Underpants Dav Pilkey Banned in schools because of the use of toilet humor.
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Mark Twain Challenged and banned in schools for the use of the word "Nigger"
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer Mark Twain Challenged and banned in schools for the use of the word "Nigger"
The Age of Reason Thomas Paine Banned in UK for blasphemy in the 18th Century
All Quiet on the Western Front Erich Maria Remarque Banned in Nazi Germany for demorilizing and insulting the Wehrmacht.
The Anarchist Cookbook William Powell Banned outside of the US because security reasons. Sale of the book is prohibited to any one under 21.
Animal Farm George Orwell Publication delayed in UK because of anti-Stalin theme. Confiscated in Germany by Allied troops. Banned in Malaya for religious reasons.
Annie on my Mind Nancy Garden ALA
Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret Judy Blume Banned in schools for its sexual and religious theme.

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Title Author Reason