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L’incorinazione di Poppea and censorship

by Kurt Knecht | Feb 22, 2012 | censorship, john dowland, kurt knecht, l'incorinazione di poppea, Uncategorized

This week, the Lincoln Public Schools decided not to send students to see the University’s opera production because it was deemed too controversial. Of course, some people are up in arms about censorship etc. Normally, I’m opposed to censorship, but I’m not sure that...

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