On the End of Privacy: Dissolving Boundaries in a Screen-Centric World (Composition, Literacy, and Culture)
On the End of Privacy explores the changing boundaries of private and public life in a screen-centric world. Bringing privacy into conversation with composition, literacy, and culture, Richard E. Miller addresses how screens influence communication and cultural experience.
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On the End of Privacy considers how privacy boundaries change in a screen-centric world.
The book connects questions of privacy with composition, literacy, and culture.
Its focus is the relationship between digital screens and the ways people communicate, interpret, and participate in contemporary life.
Richard E. Miller presents a study for readers interested in technology, media, education, and cultural change.
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