List of contributors

Chapters in this book

1. Front matter i
2. Contents v
3. List of contributors viii
4. Introduction 1
5. Protecting freedom of speech
6. 1 Protecting the freedom of speech 23
7. 2 Open-air free speech 30
8. 3 The problem of neutrality and intellectual freedom 43
9. 4 In a diverse society, is freedom of speech realisable? 53
10. 5 Training readers as censors in Nazi Germany 63
11. 6 Is boycotting for or against free speech? 74
12. Free speech as a weapon
13. 7 When is free speech not about freedom? 87
14. 8 Drinking the hemlock 95
15. 9 Secularism, Islamophobia and free speech in France 103
16. 10 The logic of nonsense 115
17. 11 Weaponised Swissness 131
18. 12 Free speech and the British press 143
19. Free speech on campus
20. 13 Free speech and preventing radicalisation in higher education 157
21. 14 Anatomy of a ‘trigger warning’ scandal 168
22. 15 Grad school as conversion therapy 180
23. 16 Teaching ‘freedom of speech’ freely 192
24. 17 The politicisation of campus free speech in Portugal 200
25. 18 Do we need safe spaces? 211
26. The internet: the Wild West of free speech
27. 19 A postmodern neo-Marxist’s guide to free speech 227
28. 20 Free speech and online masculinity movements 239
29. 21 Choose your fighter 251
30. 22 Free speech in the online ‘marketplace of ideas’ 261
31. Index 271