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Jonathan Seglow. Free Speech
Table of Contents
Guide
Pages
Series Title. Key Concepts in Political Theory series
Free Speech
Copyright Page
Introduction
Notes
1 Theories of Free Speech. Introduction
Free speech and truth
Free speech and autonomy
Free speech and democracy
Interconnections between the three theories
Note
2 Hate Speech. Introduction
Understanding hate speech
Hate speech and truth
Hate speech and autonomy
Hate speech and democracy
Further arguments for hate speech regulation
Alternatives to hate speech regulation
Notes
3 Holocaust Denial. Introduction
Holocaust denial: Hate, harm and context
Holocaust denial and truth
Holocaust denial and autonomy
Holocaust denial and democracy
Notes
4 Offensive Speech. Introduction
From blasphemy to offence
Offensive speech and truth
Offensive speech and autonomy
Offensive speech and democracy
Offensive nuisances, profound offences and Joel Feinberg’s ‘offence principle’
Notes
5 Pornography. Introduction
Conservative and communitarian arguments
Pornography and truth
Pornography and harm
Pornography and autonomy
Pornography and democracy
Notes
6 Contemporary Challenges. Introduction
No-platforming and free speech
Fake news and free speech
Online public shaming and free speech
Notes
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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Matteo Bonotti
Jonathan Seglow
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People have the right not to suffer disadvantage in the distribution of social goods and opportunities, including disadvantage in the liberties permitted to them by the criminal law, just on the ground that their officials or fellow-citizens think that their opinions about the right way for them to lead their own lives are ignoble or wrong. (Dworkin 1981, p. 194)
Here the reference to opportunity and liberty incorporates freedom of speech. Dworkin’s target was authorities who wished to regulate the availability of pornography because they considered it base or sinful, or thought that people’s lives would go better if they did not view pornography.
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