Transforming privacy : a transpersonal philosophy of rights / Stefano Scoglio.

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Scoglio, Stefano

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TextSeries: Praeger series in transformational politics and political sciencePublication details: Westport, Conn. : Praeger, 1998.Description: 1 online resource (260 pages)Content type:

text

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9780313024139
0313024138

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Transforming privacy.DDC classification:

342.73/0858 21

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KF1262 .S36 1998eb

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Preliminaries; CONTENTS; Introduction; Chapter 1 The Philosophy of Privacy; Chapter 2 Right to Privacy and Natural Law; Chapter 3 From Mill to Brandeis; Chapter 4 1937-1965: Between Two Constitutional Revolutions; Chapter 5 Abortion and the New Privacy Paradigm; Chapter 6 Brandeis, Douglas, and the Transpersonal Theory of Rights; Chapter 7 What to Do about Privacy?; Selected Bibliography; Index

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Summary: This history of the constitutional right to privacy proposes a general theory of rights based on the valuation of privacy as a transformative context in which self-knowledge can emerge, giving birth to ethical and communal responsibility.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 237-241) and index.

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This history of the constitutional right to privacy proposes a general theory of rights based on the valuation of privacy as a transformative context in which self-knowledge can emerge, giving birth to ethical and communal responsibility.

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