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Пишет qlman (![[info]](http://lj.rossia.org/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} qlman)@ 2011-01-06 18:38:00 |
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SATA тоже придумали чтобы master/slave отменить.
"To some, Huckleberry Finn is getting a welcome makeover for the 21st century. To others, the greatest American novel is being sacrificed at the altar of political correctness. Either way, a new edition of Mark Twain's most famous book has deleted all 219 of its mentions of perhaps the most incendiary word in American English: nigger.
Claiming they want Adventures of Huckleberry Finn to reach as wide an audience as possible in an era when schools and libraries are painfully sensitive to the ins and outs of racial politics, NewSouth Books, an Alabama publishing house, announced yesterday that the term "slave" will henceforth be used instead."
http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entert
Так, глядишь, скоро про индейцев книжки в старых изданиях раритетами станут.
А то в новых-то будет все про то, как бледнолицые бледнолицых зачем-то гоняют по прерии. И огненную воду пьют, хотя огненную воду, наверное, тоже вычеркнут.
"To some, Huckleberry Finn is getting a welcome makeover for the 21st century. To others, the greatest American novel is being sacrificed at the altar of political correctness. Either way, a new edition of Mark Twain's most famous book has deleted all 219 of its mentions of perhaps the most incendiary word in American English: nigger.
Claiming they want Adventures of Huckleberry Finn to reach as wide an audience as possible in an era when schools and libraries are painfully sensitive to the ins and outs of racial politics, NewSouth Books, an Alabama publishing house, announced yesterday that the term "slave" will henceforth be used instead."
http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entert
Так, глядишь, скоро про индейцев книжки в старых изданиях раритетами станут.
А то в новых-то будет все про то, как бледнолицые бледнолицых зачем-то гоняют по прерии. И огненную воду пьют, хотя огненную воду, наверное, тоже вычеркнут.
