Table of Contents

Preface.- 1: Justifications of Freedom of Speech.- 1 Search for Truth.- 2 Individual Autonomy.- 3 Democracy and Self-Government.- 4 Tolerance.- 2: Speech and Harm.- 1 Levels of Scrutiny.- 2 Low and High Value Speech.- 3 Speech-Plus and Symbolic Action.- 4 Speech and Harm: A Case Study of R.A.V..- 3: Speech and Equality.- 1 Equal Opportunity and Public Speech.- 2 Silencing.- 3 Asymmetry of Fighting Words.- 4: Discrimination and Illocutionary Acts.- 1 Illocutions and Perlocutions.- 2 Authority in Discriminatory Illocutions.- 5: Viewpoint Neutrality and Its Rationales.- 1 Two Types of Neutrality.- 2 What is “A Viewpoint”? A Case Study of Rosenberger.- 3 Reasonableness and Viewpoint Regulations: A Case Study of Lamb’s Chapel.- 4 Rationales for Viewpoint Neutrality and Subject-Matter Neutrality.- 5 The Content/Viewpoint Distinction and the Level of Generality.- 6 Indirect Viewpoint Discrimination.- 7 Paternalism and Intolerance.- 6: Racial Vilification and Freedom of Speech.- 1 The Context of the Hate-Speech Controversy.- 2 The Contours of “Racial Vilification”.- 3 The Harms of Hate Speech.- 4 Liberalism and Prohibitions of Hate Speech.

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