Has Privacy Collapsed? Tiffany Jenkins on the Death of the Private Sphere
Jan 28, 2026•Channel
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Published4 months ago
Duration1:13:44
Video IDYN90xuMgZ2w
Languageen
CategoryNews & Politics
PrivacyPublic
Made for KidsNo
Video TypeRegular Video
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Engagement Rate6.90%
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This conversation explores the evolution of the concepts of public and private spheres throughout history, focusing on significant periods such as ancient Greece, the Victorian era, and modern times. The discussion highlights how privacy has been perceived, the impact of technology on personal privacy, and the implications of state intervention in private lives. The conversation also delves into the political dimensions of personal issues and the confusion surrounding public and private identities in the age of social media.
00:00 The Evolution of Public and Private Spheres
25:58 Technological Impacts on Privacy
38:57 The Personal is Political: A Shift in Perspective
40:32 The Personal is Political
42:55 The Shift from Public to Private
45:57 Character and Public Life
48:59 The Complications of Me Too
52:34 Social Media and Privacy
56:46 The Blurring of Public and Private
01:00:53 The Narcissism of the Digital Age
01:05:26 The Dilemma of Public Figures
01:09:30 The Need for Boundaries
01:13:45 Revaluing the Public Sphere
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