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censor /cen·sor/ (sen´ser) the mental faculty that prevents unconscious thoughts and wishes from coming into consciousness unless disguised, as in dreams.

cen·sor (s

The hypothetical agent in the unconscious mind that is responsible for suppressing unconscious thoughts and wishes.

censor

Etymology: L, censere, to assess

1 a person who monitors or evaluates books, newspapers, plays, works of art, speech, or other means of expression in order to suppress certain kinds of information.

2 (in psychoanalysis) a psychic suppression that allows unconscious thoughts to rise to consciousness only if they are heavily disguised.

censor [sen´ser]

a term used by Freud to refer to the mental faculty that guards the border between the unconscious and preconscious, preventing unconscious thoughts and wishes from coming into consciousness unless disguised, as in dreams. In Freud's later theory, the actions of the censor (displacement, condensation, symbolism, and repression) are considered defense mechanisms of the ego and superego.

censor

a member of a committee on ethics or for critical examination of a medical or other society.

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These nature-oriented postcards stood between pornography, science, and tourism and were less censorable because the ideas implicit in them had been completely normalized in late nineteenth-and early twentieth-century Britain.

FILTH IN THE WRONG PEOPLE'S HANDS: POSTCARDS AND THE EXPANSION OF ... by Sigel, Lisa Z. / Journal of Social History

For that matter, since violence or sex are by no means the only types of content that might corrupt character, there's no particular reason why censorable categories should remain limited to those two.

Judge dread by Olson, Walter / Reason

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