The Autonomy Defense of Free Speech
Susan J. Brison · Ethics · 1998
value of autonomy, nonetheless appeals to autonomy as one of ''the subtle plurality of values that does govern the practice of freedom of speech.'' Kent Greenawalt, ''Free Speech Justifications,'' Columbia Law Review 89 (1989): 119 -55, p. 119.5. Robert C. Post, ''Managing Deliberation: The Quandary of Democratic Dialogue,'' Ethics 103 (1993): 654 -78, p. 666.6.For a selected list of reported incidents of hate speech on college campuses from 1986 to 1988, see Howard J. Ehrlich, Campus Ethnoviolence and the Policy Options (Baltimore: National Institute against Prejudice and Violence, 1990), appendix.For discussions of incidents of hate speech through 1994, see Laura J.