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Strangers and Intimates, The Rise and Fall of Private Life
The Rise and Fall of Private Life
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Tiffany Jenkins' "Strangers and Intimates" examines the historical evolution of the public and private spheres, tracing how our understanding of privacy and intimacy has shifted over centuries.
The book explores the influence of major historical figures like Martin Luther and John Stuart Mill, alongside the impact of modern phenomena such as reality TV and social media.
Jenkins delves into the complexities of personal boundaries, exploring the tension between self-expression and the need for personal space.
The book challenges our assumptions about privacy in the digital age, prompting reflection on the implications of constant exposure and the erosion of personal autonomy.
Ultimately, "Strangers and Intimates" offers a nuanced perspective on the ongoing negotiation between our public and private selves.
The book explores the influence of major historical figures like Martin Luther and John Stuart Mill, alongside the impact of modern phenomena such as reality TV and social media.
Jenkins delves into the complexities of personal boundaries, exploring the tension between self-expression and the need for personal space.
The book challenges our assumptions about privacy in the digital age, prompting reflection on the implications of constant exposure and the erosion of personal autonomy.
Ultimately, "Strangers and Intimates" offers a nuanced perspective on the ongoing negotiation between our public and private selves.
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The Past and Present of Privacy and Public Life (with Tiffany Jenkins)