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Data: personal, 29; holders, 103-4;
compilations, 119; creep, 131; mining,
191-94
“Dataveillance,” 193
“Death of privacy,” 201n23
Death photos, 147, 236n232
DeCew, Judith Wagner, 24, 28-29, 31, 36,
97
Decisional interference, 11, 105,165-70
“Deeper explanatory need,” 84
Defamation, 158-59
Defecation, 236n239
D’Emilio, John, 57, 144
Democracy7, 87, 98; privacy in, 80; Athenian,
21ln48
Democracy's D iscontent (Sandel), 31
Dershowitz, Alan, 75
Dewey, John, 46,49, 75, 91; philosophical
inquiry and, 9; on human initiative, 92
Dickinson, Emily, 161, 163
Digital dossiers, 119
Digital person, 125
The D igital Person (Solove), 33
Dignity, 85, 98, 148
Disclosure, 10, 140-46; defined, 105, 142;
identification and, 125; exposure and,
147; distortion versus, 160; camera
footage, 195-96; in Athenian democracy,
211 n48. See also Public disclosure
Distortion, 11, 158-59; defined, 105, 127,
160; disclosure versus, 160; society7 and,
160-61
Doe, Buck, 180
Doe v. Chao, 180
Douglas, William O., 115; on privacy, 17;
on home, 59; on “curse of infamy,” 117
Dote Chem ical Co. v. U nited States, 110
Driver’s Privacy Protection Act (1994), 69,
234n201
Drug testing, 189-91
D uran v. D etroit N etss, Inc., 145, 235n227
Dworkin, Ronald, 84
D tryer v. Am erican Express Co., 132
D yer v. N ortbteest A irlines Corp., 182-83
Earnhardt, Dale, 146
Eastman Kodak Company, 15
Eavesdropping, 4, 63
Eccentricity, 98
ECHR. See European Court of Human
Rights
Edison, Thomas, 157
Edison v. Edison Polyform M anufacturing Co.,
154, 157
Eisenstadt v. Baird, 30-31, 166, 168
Electronic Communications Privacy Act
(1986), 68
Ellickson, Robert, 93
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Index
Embarrassment, 160
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 163
Emerson, Thomas, 89
Emotional harms, 175-76
England, 8, 62, 137, 151, 195
English Post Office Act (1710), 62
Epstein, Richard, 5, 81, 152
Etzioni, Amitai, 23, 90-91
EU. See European Union
EU Data Protection Directive, 128, 134,
160, 186
European Convention on Human Rights
(1950), 4
European Court of Human Rights
(ECHR), 113, 155, 195-96; on sexual
orientation, 54; on identification, 124
European Union (EU), 107
European Union Directive on Privacy and
Electronic Communications, 107
“Everything and Nothing,” 6—7
Exclusion, 10, 189; defined, 104; insecurity
and, 134; protection against, 135;
seclusion versus, 165. See also
Exclusionary rule
Exclusionary rule, 179
Exposure, 10, 146-49; defined, 105, 147;
disclosure and, 147
Fair Credit Reporting Act, 135, 159
Fair Information Practices, 130, 133, 159
Falsehoods, 158, 159
False light, 159,240n302
Family: attitudes/practices, 51; as institution
of intimacy, 51; variability' in, 51-52;
government intervention in, 52; women
in, 52; shrinking size of, 65; U.S.
Supreme Court on, 146
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
(1974), 159,2 34n201
Family resemblances, 9, 40; of
Wittgenstein, 42-44; ramifications of, 43;
as freeing, 44; pragmatism and, 47; as