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Last of all he will be able to see the sun, and not mere reflections of him in the water, but he will see him in his own proper place; and he will contemplate him as he is.

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    • Early Modern
      • Milton: Areopagitica
      • Locke: On Toleration Of Religious Difference
      • Hume: On The Liberty of Press
      • Kant: On The Public Use Of Reason
      • Tocqueville: The Social Power Over Liberty of Opinion
      • Mill: On The Liberty of Thought And Discussion
      • Benjamin Franklin: On Freedom Of Speech And The Press
    • Twentieth Century
      • Herbert Goodrich: Does The Constitution Protect Free Speech?
      • George Orwell: The Freedom Of The Press
      • Murray Rothbard: Free Speech From Property Rights
      • Stanley Fish: There’s No Such Thing As Free Speech
      • Alan Haworth: Contractarian Free Speech
    • Contemporary
      • Stephen Hicks: Postmodern Censoriousness
      • Haidt/Lukianoff: Speech Is Not Violence
      • Mick Hume: Free Speech Is Supposed To Be Free
      • Philip Pettit: Two Concepts of Free Speech
      • Nadine Strossen: Hate Speech Is Free Speech
      • Jonathan Rauch: Hate Speech and Moral Knowledge
      • Timothy Ash: Why Should Speech Be Free?
      • Carlos Ball: A Brief History of Obscenity Law
    • Miscellaneous Free Speech Arguments
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    • Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
    • Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
    • Partially Examined Life Podcast

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2018: Values, Virtues, and The Ethical Sportsman - The 2018 Oxford Philosophical Society Boethius Prize winning essay, in which I argue contra Simon Blackburn's "Ruling Passions".

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