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Critical Inquiry: A Tool for Protecting the Dissident Professor's Academic Freedom

Jennifer Elrod

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I use the terms "free expression" and "expressive activity" interchangeably and as a term that connotes both speech

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I use the terms "free expression" and "expressive activity" interchangeably and as a term that connotes both speech

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I use the terms "free expression" and "expressive activity" interchangeably and as a term that connotes both speech

Key concepts: Dissent, Academic freedom, Opposition (politics), Political science, Political dissent, Law, Pejorative, Politics

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