Why Privacy Isn’t Everything: Feminist Reflections on Personal Accountability

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"Why Privacy Isn’t Everything: Feminist Reflections on Personal Accountability" is a philosophical and feminist work by Anita L. Allen that critically examines the limits of privacy and argues for the ethical importance of personal responsibility in public and private life.

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instanceOf book
feminist work
philosophical work
addresses moral obligations to disclose information in some contexts
normative questions about when privacy should yield to accountability
role of privacy in democratic societies
argues individuals have duties of accountability to others
privacy has ethical limits
privacy should be balanced with social responsibility
author Anita L. Allen NERFINISHED
concerns ethical evaluation of privacy claims
relationship between the individual and the community
critiques absolute conceptions of privacy
discusses ethical dimensions of secrecy
gendered aspects of privacy
moral responsibility for one’s choices
social consequences of privacy claims
field applied ethics
feminist philosophy
philosophy
privacy studies
focusesOn moral obligations in private life
moral obligations in public life
tension between privacy and accountability
genre non-fiction
hasAuthor Anita L. Allen NERFINISHED
hasSubject accountability
ethics
feminism
privacy
social justice
language English
mainTheme ethics of privacy
feminist ethics
limits of privacy
personal accountability
private responsibility
public responsibility
perspective feminist
liberal
relatedTo feminist legal theory
moral philosophy
political philosophy
privacy law

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Anita L. Allen notableWork Why Privacy Isn’t Everything: Feminist Reflections on Personal Accountability