Freedom of expression is the institution that guarantees the freedom of the individual to express themselves and to speak without fear of government retaliation, censorship, or legal sanction. This involves freedom of speech but can also include freedom of association and freedom of movement.
In this Philosophy 201 lesson, Professor explains:
- What is the scope of freedom of expression?
- How the limits of free speech are defined differently in different contexts, but Mill’s harm principle is often considered as a good litmus test.
- Why are classical liberals the standard bearers of this institution
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Prof. Peter Jaworski: The Philosophy of Free Speech
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