This book is a timely intervention into the apparently growing culture wars around free speech as a political and social issue. These debates take form on university campuses, social media, mainstream press and elsewhere. The book will focus on the weaponisation of the concept in these areas, as well as providing a strong historical and comparative context. -- .
This book is a timely intervention into the apparently growing culture wars around free speech as a political and social issue. These debates take form on university campuses, social media, mainstream press and elsewhere. The book will focus on the weaponisation of the concept in these areas, as well as providing a strong historical and comparative context. -- .Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Charlotte Lydia Riley is a Lecturer in twentieth-century British history at the University of Southampton
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Charlotte Lydia Riley Protecting freedom of speech 1 Protecting the freedom of speech Jodie Ginsberg 2 Open air free speech: the past, present, and future of Speakers' Corner Edward Packard 3 The problem of neutrality and intellectual freedom: the case of libraries Sam Popowich 4 In a diverse society, is freedom of speech realisable? Emma Harvey, co written and edited by Edson Burton 5 Training readers as censors in Nazi Germany Victoria Stiles 6 Is boycotting for or against free speech? Andrew Phemister Free speech as a weapon 7 Why (and how) anti racists should defend free speech (and why they shouldn't describe their opponents as free speech defenders) Omar Khan 8 Drinking the hemlock: Socrates and free speech Neville Morley 9 Secularism, Islamophobia and free speech in France Imen Neffati 10 The logic of nonsense Nina Lyon 11 Weaponised Swissness Janna Kraus 12 Free speech and the British press Aaron Ackerley Free speech on campus 13 Free speech and preventing radicalisation in higher education Shaun McDaid and Catherine McGlynn 14 Anatomy of a 'trigger warning' scandal Gabriel Moshenska 15 Grad school as conversion therapy: "free speech" and the rights of trans and non binary people on university campuses Grace Lavery 16 Teaching 'Freedom of Speech' freely Paul Whickman 17 The politicisation of campus free speech in Portugal Adam Standring, Daniel Cardoso and António Dias 18 Free speech on campus Marta Santivanez The internet: The Wild West of free speech 19 A post modern neo Marxist's guide to free speech Ben Whitham 20 Free speech and online masculinity movements Henry S. Price 21 Choose your fighter: loyalty and fandom in the free speech culture wars Penny Andrews 22 Free speech in the online 'marketplace of ideas' Helen Pallett
Introduction Charlotte Lydia Riley Protecting freedom of speech 1 Protecting the freedom of speech Jodie Ginsberg 2 Open air free speech: the past, present, and future of Speakers' Corner Edward Packard 3 The problem of neutrality and intellectual freedom: the case of libraries Sam Popowich 4 In a diverse society, is freedom of speech realisable? Emma Harvey, co written and edited by Edson Burton 5 Training readers as censors in Nazi Germany Victoria Stiles 6 Is boycotting for or against free speech? Andrew Phemister Free speech as a weapon 7 Why (and how) anti racists should defend free speech (and why they shouldn't describe their opponents as free speech defenders) Omar Khan 8 Drinking the hemlock: Socrates and free speech Neville Morley 9 Secularism, Islamophobia and free speech in France Imen Neffati 10 The logic of nonsense Nina Lyon 11 Weaponised Swissness Janna Kraus 12 Free speech and the British press Aaron Ackerley Free speech on campus 13 Free speech and preventing radicalisation in higher education Shaun McDaid and Catherine McGlynn 14 Anatomy of a 'trigger warning' scandal Gabriel Moshenska 15 Grad school as conversion therapy: "free speech" and the rights of trans and non binary people on university campuses Grace Lavery 16 Teaching 'Freedom of Speech' freely Paul Whickman 17 The politicisation of campus free speech in Portugal Adam Standring, Daniel Cardoso and António Dias 18 Free speech on campus Marta Santivanez The internet: The Wild West of free speech 19 A post modern neo Marxist's guide to free speech Ben Whitham 20 Free speech and online masculinity movements Henry S. Price 21 Choose your fighter: loyalty and fandom in the free speech culture wars Penny Andrews 22 Free speech in the online 'marketplace of ideas' Helen Pallett
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