Free speech theory: understanding the controversies
"The rallying cry of "Free speech!" has long served as a touchstone for liberals and conservatives, alike, engaged in political polarization conflict and discourse. The democratization of media and the feverish pitch of political polarization, however, have contributed to the weaponiz...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "The rallying cry of "Free speech!" has long served as a touchstone for liberals and conservatives, alike, engaged in political polarization conflict and discourse. The democratization of media and the feverish pitch of political polarization, however, have contributed to the weaponization of free expression. From Colin Kaepernick to "fake news," boycotts of partisan television programming to removals of Confederate monuments, internet neutrality to the silencing of college professors and all points between, citizens and pundits all too frequently wield the slogan of "Free Speech!" as the sword and shield of political discourse. Oftentimes, ironically they do so with little regard for the views of their opponents. As a result, society risks trading a substantive value for an empty slogan or, far worse, blind authority.To rediscover the underlying assumptions and social values served by free expression, and to move current controversies beyond rhetorical flourishes, Helen J. Knowles and Brandon T. Metroka assemble an impressive group of legal and political scholars to address one overarching question: "Why should we value free speech?" Through analyses of several recent controversies invoking concerns for free expression, the contributors to this volume make complex political theory accessible, informative, and entertaining. Beginning with internet neutrality and ending with an overview of developing free expression controversies in comparable western democracies, experts reestablish the link between free expression and the underlying values it may serve. In doing so, this volume unearths values previously unexamined in our modern-but increasingly impoverished and bitter- political discourse"-- |
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Table of Contents Acknowledgments xi Introduction: Why Free Speech Theory Matters 1 Helen J. Knowles and Brandon T. Metroka 1. No Neutrality: Hobbesian Constitutionalism in the Internet Age 33 James C. Foster 2. Freedoms of Speech in the Multiversity 67 Mark A. Gräber 3. Free Speech, Free Press, and Fake News: What If the Marketplace ofIdeas Isn’t About Identifying Truth? 95 Keith J. Bybee and Laura E. Jenkins 4. Free Speech and Confederate Symbols 119 Logan Strother and Nathan T. Carrington 5. Speech and National Past Times: The NFL, the Flag, and Professional Athletes 139 Aaron Lorenz 6. The Slants and Blurred Lines: The Confia Between Free Speech and Intellectual Property Law 157 Jason Zenor 7. Free Speech Debates in Australia: Contemporary Controversies Katharine Gelber 183
x Table of 8. Parliamentary and Judicial Treatments ofFree Speech Interests in the UK Contents 205 Ian Cram Conclusion: It’s Still Complicated 227 Helen J. Knowles and Brandon T. Metroka Contributors 239 Index 243 |
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