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Routledge Hate Speech Law: A Philosophical Examination Book

Name: Routledge Hate Speech Law: A Philosophical Examination Book
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Explore the complex debates surrounding hate speech law with this academic text from Routledge Studies in Contemporary Philosophy. This book provides a deep examination of the arguments used globally to support or oppose speech regulations. It moves beyond simple legal definitions to look at the moral principles that drive these discussions. Readers will encounter a wide range of morally relevant concepts that shape modern legal thought. The text addresses how laws impact fundamental values such as liberty, autonomy, and security. It also examines the relationship between speech and social concepts like human dignity, the discovery of truth, and the acquisition of knowledge. This work is designed for those studying the intersection of philosophy and law. It covers critical topics including cultural diversity, democratic self-government, and the prevention of oppression. By analyzing these diverse perspectives, the book offers a comprehensive look at how legal frameworks interact with human excellence, civic dignity, and intercultural dialogue. It is an essential resource for understanding the philosophical foundations of contemporary legal debates.

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Examines the global landscape of hate speech law and the principled arguments used both for and against regulation.

Analyzes moral principles including liberty, autonomy, security, and the pursuit of truth in legal contexts.

Explores the impact of speech laws on human dignity, self-realization, and the acquisition of knowledge.

Discusses social values such as cultural diversity, recognition of identity, and intercultural dialogue.

Investigates the connection between speech regulations and democratic self-government and legitimate rule.

Provides a philosophical framework for understanding non-subordination, oppression, and civic dignity.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0415885477
Category: Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Law
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 18 March 2015
Listed Since: 15 June 2013

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