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Fahrenheit 451 and the History of Its Censorship
This exhibit explores the censorship, redaction, and technological transformation of Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451. From the censored 1967 “Bal-Hi” school edition to Bradbury’s handwritten responses and modern banned books campaigns, this exhibit presents a narrative about how texts are not only written—but also rewritten, challenged, and reborn. Through historical images, digital artifacts, and metadata analysis, it examines what is at stake when stories are controlled, altered, or reclaimed in new media forms.