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The hateful and the obscene : studies in the limits of free expression / L.W. Sumner.

LIBRA KE4420 .S85 2004
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Sumner, L. W.
Series:
Toronto studies in philosophy
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Freedom of speech--Canada.
Freedom of speech.
Hate speech--Canada.
Hate speech.
Pornography--Law and legislation--Canada.
Pornography.
Pornography--Law and legislation.
Canada.
Physical Description:
xi, 275 pages ; 24 cm.
Place of Publication:
Toronto : University of Toronto Press, [2004]
Contents:
1 A Theory of Free Expression? 3
1.1 An Anatomy of Rights 4
1.2 Concepts and Issues 9
1.3 Things to Come 15
2 Mill's Framework 18
2.1 The Harm Principle 20
2.2 Liberty of Thought and Discussion 24
2.3 The Lessons of Mill's Framework 30
2.4 Excluded Harms 35
3 The Balancing Act 52
3.1 When Rights Collide 53
3.2 Hate Promotion on Trial 57
3.3 Land of the Free 70
4 The Myth of Community Standards 88
4.1 The Evolution of an Idea 88
4.2 Which Community? Whose Standards? 101
4.3 The Tyranny of the Community 120
5 In Harm's Way? 126
5.1 Pornography and Sexual Violence 127
5.2 Pornography and Inequality 141
5.3 Defaming, Degrading, Subordinating, Silencing 146
5.4 Pornography and Children 155
5.5 Hate Speech and Hate Crimes 158
6 From Principle to Policy 165
6.1 Restraint by Other Means 166
6.2 What Matters 179
6.3 An Immodest Proposal 185.
Notes:
Includes index.
Includes bibliographical references: pages [251]-264.
ISBN:
0802080839
0802042392
OCLC:
54416035

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