RIGHTS 318
Free Speech-Francophone World USA
Duke University · UGRD · Fall 2026
1 section
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Critical history of free speech in French-speaking world in relation to the US, earliest debates and current controversies. Investigation of key concepts and issues: blasphemy, pornography, hate speech, sedition. Is this freedom absolute? Whose speech is censored? Whose 'unspoken?' Case studies & 'causes célèbres' include Voltaire, Rabelais, Sade, Céline, Camus, Djaout. Work culminating in debate around free press and fake news with North African journalists and human rights activists.
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