Excitable Speech: A Politics of the Performative

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Excitable Speech: A Politics of the Performative is a theoretical work by Judith Butler that examines how language acts as a form of power, focusing on hate speech, censorship, and the performative force of utterances in shaping political and social realities.

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instanceOf book
theoretical work
author Judith Butler NERFINISHED
critiques liberal legal approaches to hate speech
simplistic views of free speech
state-centered models of censorship
examines conditions under which speech injures
how utterances shape political realities
how utterances shape social realities
paradoxes of censorship
role of context in speech acts
field critical theory
gender studies
linguistic philosophy
philosophy
speech act theory
focusesOn censorship as a performative act
how language acts as a form of power
legal debates on hate speech
political implications of speech
regulation of speech
social implications of speech
genre academic writing
philosophy of language
political philosophy
influencedBy J. L. Austin NERFINISHED
Jacques Derrida NERFINISHED
Michel Foucault NERFINISHED
poststructuralism
speech act theory
language English
mainTheme censorship
freedom of speech
hate speech
injurious speech
performative force of language
political theory
politics of language
power of utterances
speech acts
subject formation
relatedWork Bodies That Matter NERFINISHED
Gender Trouble NERFINISHED
theorizes constraints that enable speech
injury produced by language
relation between power and discourse
speech as performative action

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Judith Butler hasPublicationYearForWork Excitable Speech: A Politics of the Performative
this entity surface form: Excitable Speech: A Politics of the Performative (1997)