Bibliograph

When is free speech hate speech?, Martin Gitlin, book editor

Type

Label

When is free speech hate speech?, Martin Gitlin, book editor

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (pages 153-155) and index

Index

index present

resource.interestAgeLevel

14-19, Brodart

resource.interestGradeLevel

9-129-12, Brodart

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

When is free speech hate speech?

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

974487708

Responsibility statement

Martin Gitlin, book editor

Series statement

At issue. Civil liberties

Summary

Read about arguments for and against free speech involving hate speech

Table Of Contents

Where does free speech end and hate speech begin? / Jean Arthur -- Hate speech and free speech are not relatives / Twigg -- Harmless hate? there's no such thing / Jeremy Waldron -- Hate speech is risky business / Devin Foley -- Free speech seems to be selective / Raouf Halaby -- Education depends on free speech, even hate speech / Greg Lukianoff -- Hate speech is unfitting in a democracy / Zack Beauchamp -- What if hate speech were criminalized? / Hadewina Snijders and Ruth Shoemaker Wood -- Regulating hate speech is not productive / Kenan Malik -- It can be difficult to distinguish fighting words / Daniel L. Hudson Jr -- There is no hate speech exception to the First Amendment / Eugene Volokh -- Hate speech is harmful, but it shouldn't be legislated / Joyce Arthur and Peter Tatchell -- Free speech is essential on college campuses / Greg Lukianoff -- In defense of uncomfortable learning / Alex Morey and Adam Steinbaugh -- Censoring hate speech makes sense / Sean McElwee -- Hatred for hate speech is misplaced / Blackcatte -- Let's make the punishment fit the crime / Michael Lieberman

Target audience

adolescent

Classification