Free thought, Free speech and Censorship
8 Oct 2010 19:30
GALHA AND SPES JOINT EVENT
Free thought, Free speech and Censorship
A talk by Julian Baggini
Friday 8th October, 1930, Brockway Room, Conway Hall
Should the right to free speech ever be restricted? Who defines and determines the boundaries of free speech and incitement to hatred? In what circumstances-if any-can censorship be justified?
Julian Baggini is
co-founder and editor of the Philosopher’s Magazine, author of several popular
books on philosophy, writes for several newspapers and magazines and is a
frequent contributor to Radio 4 discussions on philosophical and ethical
matters.
All welcome - admission free.