Pages at Tiffany’s
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The ‘good slut’ and the question of the good life
This article first appeared on Englesberg Ideas
Times Square circa 1989. Credit: Richard Levine
The hundreds of men queuing to sleep with the porn star Bonnie Blue seemed to know, on some level, that what they were doing was shameful. Tha...
Sophie Calle and the Limits of Surveillance
Sophie Calle
In 1979, Sophie Calle was walking through Paris when a man caught her eye. She followed him, not with any definite intention, she later explained, but simply because the act itself intrigued her. That evening, by coincidence,...
Lice combs, vaginal syringes and cesspits: at home in 17th century Holland
Breast pump, the Netherlands, c. 1600-1800
The room is dark, the lighting deliberately low. At its centre stands a solitary object: a yellow and green earthenware vessel decorated with biblical symbolism. It’s a fireguard – or ‘curfew’ – u...
The Extinction of Private Conversation
This article first appeared in the Spectator
Tavern Scene, 1658, David Teniers the Younger.
A police officer has been sacked for gross misconduct. His offence? Racist remarks made while off duty in a pub – that traditional sanctuary of...
Big Tech Didn't Kill Privacy
Lance Loud with Andy Warhol
This article first appeared in UnHerd Magazine
In 2001, as Lance Loud lay dying in a hospice bed, he made one final request: turn the cameras back on. The same filmmakers that had made his family infamous in 1...
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Notes, essays and ideas from the author of Keeping Their Marbles; Contesting Human Remains; & Strangers & Intimates: The Rise and Fall of Private Life.
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