cover of episode Ep. 106 ‘Free speech and justified true belief’ w/ prof. Joseph Blocher

Ep. 106 ‘Free speech and justified true belief’ w/ prof. Joseph Blocher

2020/3/19
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Why is it important that we protect freedom of speech?

On today’s episode of So to Speak: The Free Speech Podcast), host Nico Perrino speaks with Duke University School of Law professor Joseph Blocher), who argues that one of the most common justifications for free speech — creating a “marketplace of ideas” in our search for truth — rests on unstable ground in our “post-truth” era. In his article, “Free Speech and Justified True Belief),” Blocher argues for a reframing of this epistemic theory of free speech around knowledge, rather than truth.

Nico and Blocher are joined in their discussion by frequent guest and First Amendment News) Editor Ronald K.L. Collins).

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