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Having Your Say

Threats to Free Speech in the 21st Century

David S. Oderberg
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Pages
284
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
London Publishing Partnership

About

Today should be a Golden Age for free speech — with technology providing more ways of communicating ideas and opinions than ever before. Yet we're actually witnessing a growing wave of restrictions on freedom of thought and expression. In Having Your Say a variety of authors — academics, philosophers, comedians and more — stress the fundamental importance of free speech, one of the cornerstones of classical liberalism. And, they provide informed and incisive insights on this worrying trend, which threatens to usher in a new, intolerant and censorious era.

Related Subjects

  • Censorship
  • Political Science
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Human Rights
  • Political Freedom
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  • Law

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David S. OderbergAuthor
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