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PRIVACY, SEPARATION, AND CONTROL.

The article explores the complexity of the rights of privacy. It is inferred that privacy has a strong agreement with literature because it morally either enhances autonomy and human dignity or because it provides space for the maintenance of one's intimate social relationship. It focuses on the iss...

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Published in:Monist Vol. 91; no. 1; pp. 130 - 151
Main Author: Matthews, Steve
Format: Article
Published: Oxford University Press / USA Jan2008
Subjects:
Right of privacy
Theory of knowledge
Political autonomy
Reductionism
Property rights
Social interaction
Dignity
Intellectual freedom
Human behavior
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