The Censor And the Theatres
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I am very strongly of that opinion, and I agree in general with what various wit- nesses have said — for instance, Mr Walkley this morning ; but I deduce rather the opposite conclusions from it. People have pointed out that an improper or indecent incident can be so represented in a book that it does not produce any violent shock. I think that the moral harm that is done is probably quite as great, or rather greater, because it has time to sink in ; but it does not produce a moral shock. They a...rgue from that that therefore the thing should be forbidden in the theatre. I think that really in the theatre the presence of the crowd is a defence — that the theatre defends itself. The presence of the crowd is no doubt the important thing. If you try to do anything markedly indecent or objectionable in a theatre, I think bath.
The Pillars of the Censor 199 there is instantly a feeling of revulsion. There is a feeling of obvious shock. Mr Walkley, for instance, suffers violent emotion, I think that the danger defeats itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am very strongly of that opinion, and I agree in general with what various wit- nesses have said — for instance, Mr Walkley this morning ; but I deduce rather the opposite conclusions from it. People have pointed out that an improper or indecent incident can be so represented in a book that it does not produce any violent shock. I think that the moral harm that is done is probably quite as great, or rather greater, because it has time to sink in ; but it does not produce a moral shock. They a...rgue from that that therefore the thing should be forbidden in the theatre. I think that really in the theatre the presence of the crowd is a defence — that the theatre defends itself. The presence of the crowd is no doubt the important thing. If you try to do anything markedly indecent or objectionable in a theatre, I think bath.
The Pillars of the Censor 199 there is instantly a feeling of revulsion. There is a feeling of obvious shock. Mr Walkley, for instance, suffers violent emotion, I think that the danger defeats itself.
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