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  1. Towards a Framework for Acquisition and Analysis of Speeches to Identify Suspicious Contents through Machine Learning.Md Rashadur Rahman, Mohammad Shamsul Arefin, Md Billal Hossain, Mohammad Ashfak Habib & A. S. M. Kayes - 2020 - Complexity 2020:1-14.
    The most prominent form of human communication and interaction is speech. It plays an indispensable role for expressing emotions, motivating, guiding, and cheering. An ill-intentioned speech can mislead people, societies, and even a nation. A misguided speech can trigger social controversy and can result in violent activities. Every day, there are a lot of speeches being delivered around the world, which are quite impractical to inspect manually. In order to prevent any vicious action resulting from any misguided speech, the development (...)
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  • Analysing Extremism.Finlay Malcolm - 2023 - Ethical Theory and Moral Practice 26 (2):321-327.
    What is extremism, and how can it be countered? According to a recent account by (Cassam, 2021), there are three kinds of extremism: ideological, methodological, and psychological. The psychological kind – what Cassam calls ‘mindset extremism’ – is used by Cassam to explain what leads individuals to resort to extreme methods. From there we can say that methods extremism can be countered by preventing people from becoming mindset extremists. This paper outlines Cassam’s overall theory, and challenges it in two respects. (...)
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  • Hateful Counterspeech.Maxime Lepoutre - 2023 - Ethical Theory and Moral Practice 26 (4):533-554.
    Faced with hate speech, oppressed groups can use their own speech to respond to their verbal oppressors. This “counterspeech,” however, sometimes itself takes on a hateful form. This paper explores the moral standing of such “hateful counterspeech.” Is there a fundamental moral asymmetry between hateful counterspeech, and the hateful utterances of dominant or oppressive groups? Or are claims that such an asymmetry exists indefensible? I argue for an intermediate position. There _is_ a key moral asymmetry between these two forms of (...)
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