Seditious Literature

Seditious literature refers to writings that are intended to incite rebellion, resistance, or hostility against lawful authorities or the government. It often aims to challenge or undermine established institutions, laws, or leaders. Historically, such materials have been restricted or censored because they threaten societal order or stability. The term underscores the idea that the content promotes disobedience or revolt, which can have serious legal or social consequences. However, the classification of literature as seditious can sometimes be subjective, depending on the context and the governing authority’s perspective.