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This course examines literary and social values , issues of censorship , moral education versus aesthetic freedom , the impact of technology on printing and graphics , the economic patterns of publishing and distribution , cultural and social history reflected in children 's books , the influence of popular culture and mass media , and children 's responses to literature . The patterns of publishing and distribution of Indian literature in English and English translations of literature in Indian languages have undergone a change in the course of the last two decades . In addition , the Policy does not dictate the means of publishing but is compatible with any publishing model that authors and journals choose to employ . We 'll talk about the financial realities of publishing and whether or not you need an agent . Such a study is unlikely to contradict the original finding that social scientists do not care sufficiently about the mechanics of publishing and information systems design to completely revolutionise their existing practices . It would appear that the patterns of publishing and distribution of Indian literature in English and English translations of literature in Indian languages have undergone a change in the course of the last two decades . Technological developments in all aspects of publishing and in sound and audiovisual performances , together with the deregulation of telecommunications , have had variable and complex consequences for the employment conditions of journalists , entertainment and media workers and performers and for labour-management relations in the sector .