Intolerant discourse and the public sphere
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24137/raeic.5.10.20Keywords:
hate speech, freedom of expression, democracy, intolerance, public sphereAbstract
Cultural and political diversity inherent in today's societies is a potential focus of conflicts. At the center of such conflicts lies the hate speech controversy and its restriction by the criminal law, emerging the question about the legitimacy of democratic deliberation restriction in order to protect as a vehicle to encourage the speech of those minorities.
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