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Contexts, 2020
In this article, Alisha Kirchoff and Fabio Rojas interview Nadeen Strossen, former President of the American Civil Liberties Union.
Alisha Kirchoff, Fabio Rojas
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In this article, Alisha Kirchoff and Fabio Rojas interview Nadeen Strossen, former President of the American Civil Liberties Union.
Alisha Kirchoff, Fabio Rojas
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The Department Chair, 2022
Case: Collins v. Putt et al.
Stephen Whitehead, Pat O’Connor
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Case: Collins v. Putt et al.
Stephen Whitehead, Pat O’Connor
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Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal, 2021
If the free speech clause of the First Amendment is interpreted to mean that speech is to be granted special protection not accorded to other forms of conduct, then a free speech principle, distinct from a principle of general liberty, must be posited and must receive a distinct justification.
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If the free speech clause of the First Amendment is interpreted to mean that speech is to be granted special protection not accorded to other forms of conduct, then a free speech principle, distinct from a principle of general liberty, must be posited and must receive a distinct justification.
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Hate Speech, Sex Speech, Free Speech
Choice Reviews Online, 1997A powerful indictment of contemporary attacks on free speech, this book argues for a vigorous First Amendment jurisprudence protecting even offensive types of speech. In recent years, political activists, academics, and legal specialists have attacked traditional notions of free speech protection as they concern hate speech, obscenity, and pornography.
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Columbia Law Review, 1989
A political principle of free speech is warranted only if reasons to protect speech go beyond the reasons for a minimal principle of liberty. This chapter indicates why one can speak of a principle, or principles, of free speech only if there are bases for protecting speech that do not apply similarly to some substantially broader category of acts.
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A political principle of free speech is warranted only if reasons to protect speech go beyond the reasons for a minimal principle of liberty. This chapter indicates why one can speak of a principle, or principles, of free speech only if there are bases for protecting speech that do not apply similarly to some substantially broader category of acts.
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2019
Freedom of speech is a value as old as democracy, which began two-and-a-half millennia ago in ancient Athens, where the citizens believed that their freedom to say what they thought was part of what distinguished them from slaves. Free speech covers any kind of communicative act, including the communication of images as well as opinions and ideas ...
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Freedom of speech is a value as old as democracy, which began two-and-a-half millennia ago in ancient Athens, where the citizens believed that their freedom to say what they thought was part of what distinguished them from slaves. Free speech covers any kind of communicative act, including the communication of images as well as opinions and ideas ...
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