Rousseau's Case for Censorship | Christopher Kelly on Rousseau
Johnathan Bi
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This chapter examines Jean-Jacques Rousseau's nuanced views on free speech and the need for self-censorship for the benefit of society. It highlights the balance between the importance of open debate and the potential dangers of irresponsible speech that could undermine community values.
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