The Value and Limits of Academic Speech: Philosophical, Political, and Legal Perspectives

Introduction / Donald Alexander Downs And Chris W. Surprenant -- Philosophy, Controversy, And Freedom Of Speech / Peter Singer -- Why Academic Freedom? / Brian Leiter -- Free Speech And Ideological Diversity On American College Campuses / Keith Whittington -- Are Academic Freedom And Freedom Of Speech Congruent Or Opposed? / James R. Stoner, Jr -- Freedom Of Expression At The Private University / John Hasnas -- Outside Funding To Centers: A Challenge To Institutional Mission? / Jason Brennan -- Harm : An Event-based Fienbergian Account / Andrew J. Cohen -- The Difference Between Being Offended And Taking Offense / Michael Joel Kessler -- The Necessity Of Offense / Shane Courtland -- Words That Wound In The Classroom : Should They Be Silenced Or Discussed? / Christina Easton -- Speech And War : Rethinking The Ethics Of Speech Restrictions / Burkay Ozturk And Bob Fischer -- Growing-up Disturbed / Frank Furedi -- Don't Make Me Laugh : Speech Codes And The Humorless Campus / Edward Johnson -- Sex, Liberty, And Freedom Of Expression At The American University / Evan Gerstmann -- Skepticism About Title Ix Culture / J.k. Miles -- From Academic Freedom To Academic Responsibility / Arianne Shahvisi -- Campus Speech, Diverse Perspectives, And The Distribution Of Burdens / Ryan Muldoon -- When Free Speech Is False Speech / Sarah Conly -- The Plausibility Of Abhorrent Views, And Why It Matters / Calum Miller -- Safeguarding Academic Freedom On Campus Through Faculty Governance / Rima Najjar Kapitan. Edited By Donald Alexander Downs And Chris W. Surprenant. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.