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Moore, Adam, 66
Moore, Barrington, 55, 58, 65, 76
Moore, Thomas, 81
Motor vehicle records, 130, 141
Multinational privacy guidelines, 3
Multi-State Anti-Terrorism Information
Exchange (MATRIX), 192
Mum ford, Lewis, 60
Murphy, Richard, 25
Nader, Ralph, 111
N ader v. G eneral M otors Corp., 111
Nagel, Thomas, 5, 55
The N aked Society (Packard), 4
N ational A rchives & Records A dm inistration v.
Favisb, 146
National identification card, 122
National Security Administration (NSA),
192
Nehf, James, 87
Nelson, Deborah, 5
Newspapers, 63
N ew York Sun, 113
N ew York Times, 63, 154
New Zealand, 71, 137, 141, 162
9 /1 1 Commission Report, 8
N ineteen E ighty-four (Orwell), 73, 75, 106-7,
193-94
Nissenbaum, Helen, 47-48
Nock, Steven, 81
Norms: contextual, 47; defined, 93-94;
privacy and, 93-98; society and, 93-98;
majoritarian, 94; “nosy,” 94; power of,
94-95; violations, 95; changing, 96;
nudity/bodily functions, 147—48
NSA. See National Security Administration
Nudity, 53
Nuisance, 21, 241n318
Nussbaum, Martha, 148
O’Brien, David, 19-20, 28
Obscene material, 169
O’Connor, Sandra Day; 191
OECD. See Organization for Economic
Cooperation and Development
OECD Privacy Guidelines, 128, 130, 134,
159,186-87
O lm stead v. U nited States, 17,64, 169
Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets
Act (1968), 64
Onassis, Jacqueline, 157—58, 163
O n Liberty (Mill), 95, 167
Organization for Economic Cooperation
and Development (OECD), 3 3
Orwell, George, 73, 75, 106-7, 193-94
Packard, Vance, 4
Panopticon, 109
Parent/child privilege, 221 n i l
Parker, Richard, 25
P arkv. U nited Kingdom , 195
Pateman, Carole, 82
Patient communications, 227n70
Paul P. v. Vem iero, 121
Pavesich, Paolo, 157
Pavesich v. N ew England Life Insurance Co., 157
“Peeping Tom,” 107
Peirce, Charles Sanders, 46
Penwell v. T aft Broadcasting Co., 145
Per genus et differentiam , 14
Personal Information Protection and
Electronic Documents Act—Canada
(PIPEDA), 131
Personal relationships, 98; intimacy and, 34;
differing, 48; individual/societal harms,
176-77
Personal rights, 58
Personhood: conceptions of privacy, 13,
27—34; inviolate personality and, 29-30;
attributes of, 30; respect for, 30; U.S.
Supreme Court on, 30-31, 52-53;
critique of, 32-34; protecting, 34
Peterson v. Idaho F irst N ational Bank, 140
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Index
Philosophical inquiry, 75
Philosophical Investigations (Wittgenstein), 42
Photography, 15,142-43, 147, 158
Pierce v. Soc'y o f Sisters, 242n347
PIPEDA. See Personal Information
Protection and Electronic Documents
Act—Canada
Pitt, William, 58
Planned Parenthood v. Casey, 31
Pluralistic conception of privacy, 98-100,
187-89; drug testing, 189-91; data mining,
191-94; disclosing camera footage, 195-96
Poindexter, John, 192
Police records, 237n253
Policymakers, 7
The Portrait o f a Lady (James), 26-27
Portugal, 159
Posner, Richard, 5, 27,46, 81, 83; on private