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Freedom of Speech as Freedom of Responsibility: Beyond Anarchy
Freedom of speech is widely regarded as a cornerstone of modern democracy and human rights. Yet in contemporary society, this concept is frequently misinter- preted as an unlimited right to speak, thereby enabling prejudice, disinformation, and irresponsible discourse under the banner of freedom. This paper redefines free- dom of speech as inseparable from responsibility. Drawing on classical philosophy, liberal theory, and G¨odel’s incompleteness theorems, I argue that freedom without responsibility collapses into anarchy, whereas responsibility restores freedom to its genuine meaning.
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