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Most repressive organisations have a list of banned books. Scientology takes this one step further. In 1983, the Church of Scientology banned a number of texts which: • Were written by Scientologists in good standing • Promoted a very orthodox interpretation of Scientology • Were published by the Church of Scientology • Were sold for some time, with official approval, in Scientology Orgs. In short, they banned their own books. This had been had been happening informally for decades, but in 1983 it was formalised in an internal document.
A substantial number of books about Scientology by Scientologists were banned, simply because they were not written by L Ron Hubbard Admittedly many of these texts were pamphlets, and their aim was limited. A typical disclaimer declared that the author’s purpose was, “to demonstrates various ways the author and others have successfully applied a few of the basic principles of Scientology”. Writing them required a minimum of original thought.
They were all based on longer works by Hubbard who was given all credit at every opportunity. After the break, I offer a theory as to why these texts were permitted for so long and why there were finally prohibited.
There is also a partial list of banned books. If anyone has copies of any of these texts, I would be extremely grateful if you would contact me through this site’s. In future posts in this series, I will closely examine the full text of at least four Scientology books banned by The Church of Scientology. I hope that there will be more to come.
Download link will open in new tab. Hydraulic Lowrider Games Caprice. Click on ‘Download through your browser’ Over a year after its editor, John W Campbell, began promoting dianetics (in the December 1949 issue) L Ron Hubbard’s free ride in “Astounding” had drawn to a close. Readers had been complaining that the coverage of dianetics had replaced too many of the stories which they bought the magazine for.
Microsoft Picture It Photo Premium 10 By Wcax. Also, popular contributors (e.g. L Ron Hubbard and A E Van Vogt) had abandoned fiction writing to head the new ‘Dianetics Institutes’. To maintain his circulation, Campbell had to start publishing more quality stories and recruit the new authors who could be relied upon to write them. In Campbell, had explicitly promising more SF. He also (symbolically) changed the subscriptions advertisement from one (which had boasted about being the magazine which first introduced dianetics to the world) to a more conventional version (which boasted of the quality and variety of its science fiction instead). The new ‘Dianetics Institutes’ now had to pay their way by advertising, like everyone else. There would be no more articles about dianetics.
Campbell was likely also beginning to have doubts about Hubbard’s claims for Dianetics, and beginning to distance himself from the fad that he played a major part in creating. This theory is supported by the terse rely he gave to a reader’s letter inquiring after L Ron Hubbard (and additional evidence will be presented in the next post in.