70. Stanley Fish | Politics, Law, Language

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Stanley Fish is a literary theorist, legal scholar, author and public intellectual. He is currently the Floersheimer Distinguished Visiting Professor of Law at Yeshiva University's Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in New York City, and has been a professor at other universities, including, among others, Florida International University.

00:00 - Preview
00:56 - Introduction
01:56 - Textual interpretation
08:22 - Original public meaning
15:37 - Group-produced texts
19:24 - Private language
23:19 - Teaching religion
34:01 - Political influence in education
44:56 - Defining "religion"
56:16 - Establishment and free exercise clauses
59:00 - Clauses inconsistent?
1:02:40 - Free speech and the first amendment
1:07:06 - Regulating speech
1:14:23 - Problems with unfiltered speech
1:16:58 - Pluralism
1:20:33 - Unique to religion?
1:26:46 - Cancel culture
1:31:42 - Prejoratives and use/mention
1:34:40 - Poetry
1:37:31 - Trump's rhetoric
1:42:16 - Philip Pettit and the value of philosophy
1:56:01 - Value of philosophy experts
2:03:06 - Conclusion

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