Just Words? Hate Speech, Harm, and the Justifiability of Legal Regulation

Australasian Philosophical Review 5 (2):117-128 (2021)
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Questions concerning what hate speech is, how it harms, whether it is protected by free speech principles, and how it might be legally regulated have been at the centre of debates about free speech...

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