Living Library
Privacy: A Short History
by David Vincent
Instrumental in shaping my thinking during my PhD (2018–2022).
An eloquent and insightful presentation of the shifting dimensions of privacy from the 1600s to our present day. Privacy has always been desired, but never complete. Changing environments, social structures and technologies created new possibilities for privacy, but also intrusion and surveillance. As these leant, individual and social expectations of privacy adapted.
Notes from the margins
