Why A Philosopher Teaches Privacy

Just tweeted(August 21, 2014 at 10:54AM):

“Not too long ago, a privacy course in the humanities would be of limited interest. Many students were predisposed to believe that privacy issues mostly concerned bad things that happened to indiscreet blabbermouths or anxiety experienced by folks with skeletons in the closet—you know, people with something to hide.” See here

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