Título: Stanley Fish's Case for Speech Regulation: A Critique
Autores: Ryan, Phil
Fecha: 2001-08-31
Publicador: Canadian Journal of Higher Education
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Tipo: other
Tema: No aplica
Descripción: This article critiques Stanley Fish's argument for speech regulation. Fish errs in reducing free speech to a mere means, viewing free speech as a "conceptual impossibility," and making the limited speech rights of the modern workplace a standard for assessing speech rights in general.
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