The Henry James review · 2001 · 14 citations · 5 references
Social SciencesCommunicationCultural StudiesFreedom Of ExpressionPrivacy EthicsCommunicative PrivacyPersonal Data PrivacyPrivacyPrivacy NormsPrivate Concern SpeechPublicity Theory
Henry James was an intensely private person. This was one of the reasons why he felt somewhat alienated from certain trends in contemporary life and culture. One of these was the publicity aggressively attacking personal privacy, of which he remarks in his Notebooks in 1887:
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