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Freedom and Contemporary Thought
University of Toronto Quarterly, 1940Confronted with another world war in its most terrible phases, we must feel ourselves compelled at times to turn from the stark madness and the bloody agony of current events, and fix our attention on what may lie beyond this latest Armageddon. We know that our age has been profoundly affected by the nature and the consequences of the last war; and ...
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Freedom of Thought and Teaching
The Educational Forum, 1937Abstract It is a common, even a commonplace, observation that the world in general is hostile to new ideas. And yet without them there can be no social progress. Material advancement is dependent upon the extension of man's reign over nature; moral or spiritual growth, upon his control over himself. Both alike require thought.
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2017
When terror spread in France in the aftermath of the French Revolution and Prussia started to suppress “subversive” Enlightenment writings, Kant was famously prohibited by Frederick William II from publishing on religious matters. He dutifully observed this prohibition.
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When terror spread in France in the aftermath of the French Revolution and Prussia started to suppress “subversive” Enlightenment writings, Kant was famously prohibited by Frederick William II from publishing on religious matters. He dutifully observed this prohibition.
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Neurorights – Do we Need New Human Rights? A Reconsideration of the Right to Freedom of Thought
Neuroethics, 2022Nora Hertz
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