On Tuesday, February 8, 2005, at 07:33 PM, ejb35@columbia.edu wrote:
> I didn't show them the image. I said to these adults, between the
> ages of 30 - 50 that they could look at the images on their own.
> That there was nudity. This gave them a choice.
This is a great point. Although my research with censorship in art
education only began formally two or three years ago, I have reached a
similar conclusion. If you give students (and parents) a choice, I
have found that they seem to be more comfortable approaching
controversial material.
Rachel Smith
rsmith@columbus.rr.com
"We are the music-makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams..."
-Arthur O'Shaughnessy