There's No Such Thing As Free Speech: And It's a Good Thing, Too
by Stanley Fish
In this provocative work, Stanley Fish questions the assumption that free speech is—or should be—entirely unrestricted. By challenging a familiar ideal, the book invites readers to think more carefully about expression, public debate, and the principles used to define and defend speech in society.
About This Book
Stanley Fish presents a deliberately provocative examination of free speech and the assumptions surrounding it.
The title questions whether free speech exists as an entirely unrestricted ideal—and whether that absence might be beneficial.
This book is suited to readers interested in the relationship between language, law, politics, and public debate.
Its central premise encourages careful consideration of how societies define, defend, and limit expression.
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