The Boundaries of Freedom of Expression & Order in American Democracy
Publisher: Kent State University Press
Published: April 2001
Place of publication: Kent, OH; London
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 388
ISBN-13: 9780873386920
Subjects: Cultural studies; Freedom of information & freedom of speech; Political structures: democracy; United States - 20th Century; Political Ideologies - Democracy; Democracy; Political And Civil Rights; Political Science; Politics / Current Events; United States; Politics/International Relations; USA; Constitutional - First Amendment; Government - U.S. Government; Freedom of speech; Political Freedom & Security - Civil Rights
Table of contents: title: Foreword : As all life is an experiment / Anthony Lewis; title: Freedom of expression in the United States : past and present / Kathleen Sullivan; title: The sorrow and the pity : Kent state, political dissent, and the misguided worship of the First Amendment / Gerald N. Rosenberg.; title: Responses.; title: The sorrow and the pity from May 4, 1970 / Eric D. Miller; title: The sorrow and the pity / Robert M. O'Neil; title: Hope and despair : First Amendment doctrine, human nature, and the protection of political dissent / Gerald N. Rosenberg; title: Deliberation down and dirty : must political expression be civil? / David M. Estlund; title: Responses.; title: Whose power? Which rationality? / Michael Byron; title: Civility or justice? / Ladelle McWhorter; title: Deliberation and wide civility / David M. Estlund; title: Violent expressions of freedom : narratives of social order and disorder in contemporary U.S. media / J. David Slocum; title: Responses.; title: It's showtime / Timothy D. Smith; title: Do narratives of violence come with a price? / Juliet Dee; title: In the ivory tower and beyond : expanding public discourse about cyberspace / J. David Slocum; title: A right to kill bears or bear quills? : A critical commentary on the linkage of the First and Second amendments in recent constitutional theory / Saul Cornell; title: Responses.; title: The right to bear (and the regulation of) arms and quills / Paul M. Haridakis; title: Pulling the trigger : contextualizing the Second Amendment / David E. Kyvig; title: Words don't kill people, guns do / Saul Cornell; title: Hate speech, viewpoint neutrality, and the American concept of democracy / James Weinstein.; title: Responses.; title: Democratic morality needs First Amendment morality / Norman Fischer; title: Equality and expression / Jonathan L. Entin; title: Some further thoughts on hate speech and democracy / James Weinstein; title: Challenging boundaries for a boundless medium : information access, libraries, and freedom of expression in a democratic society / Susan B. Kretchmer and Rod Carveth; title: Responses.; title: Fog at the border / Don A. Wicks; title: Indistinct boundaries of the first amendment / Susan Newhart Elliott; title: Meeting the challenge / Susan B. Kretchmer and Ros Carveth; title: Free speech on campus: academic freedom and the corporation / Ellen W. Schrecker.; title: Responses: what about the first amendment? / Florence W. Dore; title: Academic freedom and the academic enterprise / Mark A. Graber; title: Siblings not twins: academic freedom and free expression / Ellen Schrecker; title: Student academic freedom: an oxymoron? / Katheryn Katz.; title: Responses: Oxymoron on the commons / Donald M. Hassler; title: Until the justices hold court in my classroom: an interdisciplinary approach to student academic freedom / Nancy C. Cornwell; title: Student academic freedom redux / Katheryn Katz; title: Unspoken danger: the curtailment of free expression and the endangerment of youth / Daniel Perlstein.; title: Responses: competing and compelling interests / Mary Anne Higgins; title: The work of the school / Leslie Friedman Goldstein; title: Discipline and democracy / Daniel Perlstein; title: Freedom of expression in the United States: the future / Cass R. Sunstein