The Jungle

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Artist: Upton Sinclair

Year: 1950’s

Date of Action:

Region: Europe


Subject: Political/Economic/Social Opinion

Medium: Literature

Confronting Bodies:

Description of Artwork: "While several of Sinclair's other novels were banned due to their explicit language, The Jungle came under scrutiny by Senator Joe McCarthy for its Communist sympathies in 1953. Ironically, at various times the novel has been banned both for its socialist views (Yugoslavia, 1929; Nazi Germany, 1933; South Korea, 1985) and for its opposition to Communist ideology (East Germany, 1956)."

The Incident: Banned, Challenged (McCarthy scrutiny/banned in Eastern Europe)

Results of Incident: Not provided yet.

Source:
https://www.library.georgetown.edu/banned-books-week/2013



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