Free Speech: A Very Short Introduction

Free Speech: A Very Short Introduction

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Science & Technology
Format Kindle
Pages 136
Language English
Published Feb 26, 2009
Publisher OUP Oxford
Edition 1
ISBN-10 0199232350
ISBN-13 9780199232352
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Nigel Warburton delves into the intricate concept of free speech, exploring its significance and complexities within society. The narrative considers historical perspectives as well as contemporary debates, presenting a balanced view of the arguments surrounding this essential right. Warburton articulates the tension between maintaining civic order and protecting individual expression, giving readers a thoughtful examination of where the lines should be drawn.

As he navigates through legal frameworks and philosophical discussions, Warburton encourages reflection on the implications of free speech in various contexts, from art and literature to political discourse. He challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths and consider where their convictions align or clash with broader societal norms.

Through engaging prose, the author invites a diverse audience to explore their own views on free speech and its vital role in fostering a dynamic and open society. The work serves not only as an introduction to the subject but as a catalyst for critical thinking and discussion.

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