Unsettled Voices : Beyond Free Speech in the Late Liberal Era (Hardcover)

Introduction: Unsettled Voices: Beyond Free Speech in the Late Liberal Era Tanja Dreher, Michael Griffiths and Timothy Laurie 1. Beyond denial: ‘not racism’ as racist violence Alana Lentin 2. 'You cunts can do as you like': the obscenity and absurdity of free speech to Blackfullas Chelsea Bond, Bryan Mukandi and Shane Coghill 3. Off script and indefensible: the failure of the 'moderate Muslim' Randa Abdel-Fattah and Mehal Krayem 4. Inquiry mentality and occasional mourning in the settler colonial carceral Micaela Sahhar and Michael R. Griffiths 5. What does racial (in)justice sound like? On listening, acoustic violence and the booing of Adam Goodes Poppy de Souza 6. The ‘free speech’ of the (un)free Yassir Morsi 7. Silence and resistance: Aboriginal women working within and against the archive Evelyn Araluen Corr 8. The shape of free speech: rethinking liberal free speech theory Anshuman A. Mondal 9. In a different voice: 'a letter from Manus Island' as poetic manifesto Anne Surma 10. Manus prison poetics/our voice: revisiting 'A Letter From Manus Island', a reply to Anne Surma Behrouz Boochani 11. Behrouz Boochani and the Manus Prison narratives: merging translation with philosophical reading Omid Tofighian Afterword: Reconstructing voices and situated listening Timothy Laurie, Tanja Dreher, Michael Griffiths and Omid Tofighian