... of privacy and sealed subjectivity that enables the possibility of being a “victim” of slut-shaming, revenge porn, and similar dangers of Web 2.0. They argue that blaming the user for leaks only detracts from the systematic vulnerabilities of Web 2.0. The essay looks at the pernicious practice of “ruining...

...Shoniqua Roach This essay rereads black feminist engagements with silence and the constellation of terms that vibrate around it—invisibility, interiority, domesticity, privacy—to both demonstrate black feminism’s precarious relationship to silence and indicate the ways in which that contention...

... . The Movie Lover's Guide to New York . New York : Harper , 1988 . Allen Anita L. Uneasy Access: Privacy for Women in a Free Society . Totowa, N.J. : Rowman , 1988 . Bird Caroline . “ The Single Girls of the City: Why They Don't Want to Be Wives .” The Urban Reader . Ed. Cahill...

..., the film contradicts Arendt, or ignores one voice in Arendt and embraces others, enfolded in what I called the “cinematic manual.” In The Human Condition , Arendt distinguishes thinking from the vita activa and associates it with privacy. This assumed privacy is never given, and as the human...

... of Illinois P, 1995 . Rooney, Ellen. “Form and Contentment.” Modern Language Quarterly 61:1 ( 2000 ): 17 –40. ———. Seductive Reasoning: Pluralism as the Problematic of Contemporary Literary Theory. Ithaca: Cornell UP, 1989 . Rosen, Jeffrey. The Unwanted Gaze: The Destruction of Privacy...

..., an anxiety about being defenseless when 'seen'" (Farr 24-25). Even the most sympathetic of Dickinson's readers tend to assume that if the poet's need for privacy was chiefly pragmatic, an enabling condition of artistic production, it was also deeply obsessional, and "phobically so" (Wolff 167). Ultimately...

... over oneself and one’s immediate circumstances, such as control over one’s residence; and the treatment of such legally produced and racially coded zones of privacy as an extralegal attribute of person- hood simply recognized...

..., it is unsurprising that concern with securing certain legal terrains does not simply vary, but often works at cross purposes for differently marked identities. Earlier I offered the example of conflicts over the general value of rights. Privacy functions in a similar way. For many feminists, the legal and political...

.... The Unwanted Gaze: The Destruction of Privacy in America . New York: Random House, 2000 . Steinem, Gloria. “Feminists and the Clinton Question.”Op-ed. New York Times 22 Mar. 1998 , sec. 4: 15 . Toobin, Jeffrey. A Vast Conspiracy: The Real Story of the Sex Scandal That Nearly Brought Down a President...

... - 85 . Spivak Gayatri Chakravorty . Outside in the Teaching Machine . New York : Routledge , 1993 . Thomas Kendall . “ Beyond The Privacy Principle .” Columbia Law Review 92 ( 1992 ): 1431 - 1516 . Weed Elizabeth . “ The Question of Style .” Engaging With Irigaray...

... whether we consent to it or not. The spaces where we can have these conversations are few, and there are worse risks than being called ugly on the internet by anonymous trolls. Black women are not often afforded the luxury of privacy, with their bodies and behaviors under constant surveillance...

... receives and returns it by burrowing blindly into his body. It’s not anal sex with a Nazi, but neither is it what Bersani will describe as the domestic “copulative” ideal: “Our culture tells us to think of sex as the ultimate privacy, as that intimate knowledge of the other on which the familial cell...

... is private and good parenting means keeping children safe from the invasive scrutiny of the media. Of course, it was through the publicity of the press that the Sterns made known their desire for privacy. William Stern was repeatedly depicted holding the baby, sheltering her from the eye of the camera. He...

... about domestic space as both material producer and metaphor of individuality. The emergence of modern subjectivity has been linked to the popularization of architectural features that made privacy possible—chief...

... A Semiotics of the Public/Private Distinction A familiar, everyday example of how this works is the common conceptualization of American, bourgeois domestic space. At a first look, the privacy of the house itself contrasts...

... feelings which always attains public and conspicuous expression. Privacy functions in the rituals of senti- mentalism only for the sake of titillation, as a convention to be violated. Involved...

... : Cambridge UP , 1997 . ———. “ Surveillance and Capture: Two Models of Privacy .” The New Media Theory Reader . Ed. Wardrip-Fruin Noah Monfort Nick . Cambridge : MIT P , 2003 . 737 – 60 . ———. “ Toward a Critical Technical Practice: Lessons Learned in Trying to Reform ai .” Bridging...

.... This “privatization” of marriage consolidates a number of developments. Recog- nition of the couple’s “right to privacy” in the use of contraception was one development (Griswold v. Connecticut [1965 Recognition of prenuptial agreements...

.... . “ ‘Touch,’ a Video Essay on the Experience of Always-on Computing .” TriQuarterly ( Dec. 2018 ). http://www.triquarterly.org/node/303191 . Levmore Saul Nussbaum Martha C. , eds. The Offensive Internet: Speech, Privacy, and Reputation . Cambridge, MA : Harvard UP , 2012...

... to privacy, and the principles of equality and equity. The liberal initiative d fferences 53 helped establish legalized abortion and civil rights for homosexuals, enfranchise the principles of affirmative action and compensatory legislation, as well as contributed a climate of tolerance for sexual pluralism...