The Supreme Court and the Philosopher
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The presentation will delve into how the modern U.S. Supreme Court has increasingly embraced a perspective on the constitutional right to freedom of expression that aligns with classical liberalism. This viewpoint closely mirrors the reasoning of John Stuart Mill as articulated in his seminal work, "On Liberty."
This event is an opportunity for anyone interested in constitutional law, the philosophy of law, or the workings of the Supreme Court. It's especially relevant for students, faculty, and community members with an interest in civil liberties.
We look forward to welcoming you to an evening of rich discussion and learning.
Speakers
Eric Kasper
political science professor and director of the Menard Center for Constitutional Studies
UW-Eau Claire
Director, Menard Center for Constitutional Studies
Troy Kozma
philosophy and religious studies professor and academic chair
UW-Eau Claire- Barron County
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Co-hosted with: Philosophy Club, Pre-Law Club
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