Contours of Privacy consists of four sections: Privacy and the Private, Public and Private, Invasions of Privacy: Surveillance and Voyeurism, and the Erosion of Privacy. The first chapter tries to locate this entity (?What is privacy and why does it belong to us? Is it an enclosure, an order of things??), recounts its history, and follows its trails of meaning under three categories: ?the contents of the self, the shameful private, and ?in private.?...