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Reimagining Privacy in the Face of Modernism
This chapter focuses on how, under the intensely urbanised and transient conditions of modern life, with its appurtenant technologies of photography, cinema, telephone, radio and television, legal questions we...
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Resisting Cinematographic Mechanism
This chapter turns to the challenges posed for human identity by an increasingly pervasive and mechanised early twentieth century arts and entertainment industry dedicated to recording and replaying fictionali...
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Introduction
This chapter introduces the themes of the book as centred on the right to privacy and contiguous rights in the years encompassing and disrupted by the two world wars of the first half of the twentieth century....
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Asking for Data Rights in The Castle
This chapter considers how ideas of data rights going beyond privacy (at least if conceived as a right not to be subject to the public gaze) started to emerge in the 1910s and 1920s in response to bureaucratic...
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Reappraisal
This chapter reflects back on the ways of ideas about human rights to privacy and contiguous rights over data and memory in modern times. It suggests that, if human rights are necessary mechanisms to keep huma...