Introduction

Harry Blatterer, Pauline Johnson, Maria R. Markus

1-6

Privacy, secrecy, intimacy, human bonds, utopia—and other collateral casualties of liquid modernity

Zygmunt Bauman

7-22

When privacy goes public

new media and the transformation of the culture of confession

Günter Burkart

23-38

Images of intimacy in feminist discussions over private/public boundaries

Pauline Johnson

39-58

Privacy and law

Arthur Glass

59-72

Social networking, privacy, and the pursuit of visibility

Harry Blatterer

73-87

Can solitude be recaptured for the sake of intimacy?

Maria R. Markus

88-101

The erotic imaginary, autonomy, and modernity

John Rundell

102-116

What's wrong with therapy culture?

Pauline Johnson

117-132

Privacy and work

Norbert Ebert

133-148

Narcissism and the emergence of the network society

Eli Zaretsky

149-166

Conclusion

futures of modern privacy

Harry Blatterer, Pauline Johnson, Maria R. Markus

167-174