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Review of Seana Shiffrin, "Speech Matters: On Lying, Morality, and the Law"
In this review I critically digest the main themes of Shiffrin's arguments, with a focus on the question of whether her "thinker-based" theory of free speech has different, or more ambivalent, practical implications for free speech policy than she allows.
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