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| freedom to communicate...(4) |
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-without fear of government sanctions
-freedom from compulsory speech
-freedom of access to effective channels of communication
-freedom from government domination of free speech environment |
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| REASONS FOR FREEDOM OF SPEECH |
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-vital to self-government
- promotes the discovery of truth
-promotes individual autonomy
-Regulations directed at “harmful” speech will inevitably be abused to constrain worthwhile speech |
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| REASONS FOR RESTRICTING FREEDOM OF SPEECH |
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-Individual rights should not supersede communitarian needs
-Speech rights should not supersede other individual rights
-Speech rights do not guarantee effective freedom |
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| 2 major dimensions of the hate speech dilemma |
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| FIGHTING WORDS & SPEECH CODES |
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| INCITE IMMEDIATE BREACH OF PEACE |
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| PUNISH HATE SPEECH AND TEACH PPL THAT RACISM IS UNACCEPTABLE & HARMFUL |
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| Name 2 reasons why attempts to draft speech codes at several universities have failed when challenged in court. |
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-DRAFTING SPEECH CODES WITHOUT VIOLATING CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS IS IMPOSSIBLE
-NOT OBSCENE OR CONSTITUTE FIGHTING WORDS |
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-RESTRICTING USE OF THE FIGHTING WORDS STANDARD
-MORE SPEECH |
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-ISOLATION
-RUIN REPUTATIONS
-LOWER SELF ESTEEM |
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| How can sexual harassment serve as an analogue for hate speech when applied to a university setting? |
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Definition
| -MUST BE PPROVED TO CAUSE HARM AND AFFECT PERFORMANCE |
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Term
| 4 categories of Mass Media |
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Definition
| RADIO, TELEVISION, INTERNET, NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES |
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| 3 fundamental ethical issues in Media Ethics |
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-DIRECTED AT PUBLIC AUDIENCE: PITS THE RIGHTS OF THE INDIVIDUAL AGAINST THE GOOD OF THE PUBLIC OR SOCIETY AT LARGE UTILITARIANISM
-FOR PROFIT BUSINESS
-ABILITY TO SHAPE PUBLIC DISCOURSE
WHAT TO THINK ABOUT |
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| 4 elements of the Potter Box |
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| Facts, Values, Principles, and Loyalties |
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Term
| 3 of the consequences of our shopping habits |
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.- quality of life
exacerbates the growing
gap between the rich and poor.
-chains of production
that stretch around the globe. The unintended
consequencess of these chains
include global warming, |
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| 3 of the 7 basic elements Schor identifies as important to a politics of consumption. |
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- Quality of life rather than quantity of
stuff.
- Ecologically sustainable consumption.
- Democratize consumption practices |
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| undress” an ad. Be able to name 3 of her reasons |
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Definition
discover the broader social and cultural implications of these seemingly simple messages.
sharpen critical sensibilities
expose unintentional meanings |
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| three levels of meaning Frith |
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-surface meaning: name all people and objects
-intended meaning: the sales message
-ideological meaning: common sense |
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