Seek and hide : the tangled history of the right to privacy /

Seek and hide : the tangled history of the right to privacy /

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The modern right is anchored in a landmark 1890 essay by Louis Brandeis before he joined the Supreme Court, where he continued his instrumental support for the "privacies of life." In the 1960s, privacy interests gave way to the glory days of investigative reporting in the era of Vietnam a...

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Main Author: Gajda, Amy (Author, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/aut)
Corporate Author: Bruce Alan Miller Book Fund
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: [New York City, NY] : Viking, [2022]
[New York, New York] : [2022]
[New York] : [2022]
Subjects:
Privacy, Right of > United States > ^A2103883
Privacy, Right of > United States
HISTORY / United States / 20th Century
HISTORY > United States > 20th Century
LAW / Privacy
LAW > Privacy
Privacy, Right of
SOCIAL SCIENCE / Privacy & Surveillance
SOCIAL SCIENCE > Privacy & Surveillance
United States
Nonfiction
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Table of Contents:
  • Introduction
  • Brandeis's secret
  • Hamilton, Jefferson, and the greatest evil
  • Love and pictures
  • The Warrens make the paper
  • Who is Kate Nash?
  • The right to privacy
  • The right to know
  • A different kind of fire
  • The law won
  • Holmes and Brandeis and the (regulated) marketplace of ideas
  • Be decent
  • Pandora's Box, the source of every evil
  • Bodies and breathing space
  • Real chutzpah, real housewives
  • Miss Vermont, Judge Mikva, and the Wrestler
  • Girls gone wild (privacy in public)
  • Kate Nash Redux (privacy in data)
  • The right to be forgotten (privacy in the past)
  • A president and his tax returns (privacy in politics)
  • Machine generated contents note: pt. I THE RISE OF PRIVACY
  • 1 Brandeis's Secret
  • 2. Hamilton, Jefferson, and the Greatest Evil
  • 3. Love and Pictures
  • 4. The Warrens Make the Paper
  • 5. Who Was Kate Nash?
  • 6. "The Right to Privacy"
  • 7. The Right to Know so Coda Part I: The Death of Sam Warren
  • pt. II THE RISE OF THE MEDIA
  • 8. A Different Kind of Fire
  • 9. The Law Won
  • 10. Holmes and Brandeis and the (Regulated) Marketplace of Ideas
  • 11. Be Decent
  • 12. Pandora's Box, the Source of Every Evil
  • 13. Bodies and Breathing Space
  • 14. Real Chutzpah, Real Housewives
  • Coda Part II: It Does Not Follow
  • pt. III WATCH OUT!
  • 15. Miss Vermont, Judge Mikva, and the Wrestler
  • 16. Girls Gone Wild (Privacy in Public)
  • 17. Kate Nash Redux (Privacy in Data)
  • 18. The Right to Be Forgotten (Privacy in the Past)
  • 19. A President and His Tax Returns (Privacy in Politics).
  • Introduction
  • Brandeis's secret
  • Hamilton, Jefferson, and the greatest evil
  • Love and pictures
  • The Warrens make the paper
  • Who is Kate Nash?
  • The right to privacy
  • The right to know
  • A different kind of fire
  • The law won
  • Holmes and Brandeis and the (regulated) marketplace of ideas
  • Be decent
  • Pandora's Box, the source of every evil
  • Bodies and breathing space
  • Real chutzpah, real housewives
  • Miss Vermont, Judge Mikva, and the Wrestler
  • Girls gone wild (privacy in public)
  • Kate Nash Redux (privacy in data)
  • The right to be forgotten (privacy in the past)
  • A president and his tax returns (privacy in politics)
  • Part I: The rise of privacy
  • Brandeis's secret
  • Hamilton, Jefferson, and the greatest evil
  • Love and pictures
  • The Warrens make the paper
  • Who was Kate Nash?
  • "The right to privacy"
  • The right to know
  • Coda Part I: The death of Sam Warren
  • Part II: The rise of the media
  • A different kind of fire
  • The law won
  • Holmes and Brandeis and the (regulated) marketplace of ideas
  • Be decent
  • Pandora's Box, the source of every evil
  • Bodies and breathing space
  • Real chutzpah, real housewives
  • Coda Part II: It does not follow
  • Part III: Watch out!
  • Miss Vermont, Judge Mikva, and the Wrestler
  • Girls gone wild (privacy in public)
  • Kate Nash Redux (privacy in data)
  • The right to be forgotten (privacy in the past)
  • A President and his tax returns (privacy in politics)
  • Epilogue: Dignity and liberty
  • The Rise of Privacy Brandeis's secret
  • Hamilton, Jefferson, and the greatest evil
  • Love and pictures
  • The Warrens make the paper
  • Who was Kate Nash?
  • "The right to privacy"
  • The right to know
  • Coda Part I: The death of Sam Warren
  • The Rise of the Media. A different kind of fire
  • The law won
  • Holmes and Brandeis and the (regulated) marketplace of ideas
  • Be decent
  • Pandora's Box, the source of every evil
  • Bodies and breathing space
  • Real chutzpah, real housewives
  • Coda Part II: It does not follow
  • Watch out!. Miss Vermont, Judge Mikva, and the Wrestler
  • Girls gone wild (privacy in public)
  • Kate Nash Redux (privacy in data)
  • The right to be forgotten (privacy in the past)
  • A President and his tax returns (privacy in politics)
  • Epilogue: Dignity and liberty.

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