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| overtime pay, 1990, 1, 1996 cricket world cup, chick drunk, image, jessica, robbedby bank of america, policy, experiential names, video: suspense, keir dullea, product, tranq. nguyen, conspiracy duck, teen rape, | I do feel that business the rationality behind people's conception of privacy in the home contributes (maybe even the origin?) to the abuse of women in the business first place. The "my home is my castle" mentality is a driving force behind people's ability to abuse their spouses. Very rarely do you see someone hitting his or her spouse in a public place or in a communal living situation where violence is business unacceptable. When we theorize the home as a private space not only are we misrepresenting that space (I say misrepresenting because the home is never really 'private') but also we are doing great injustice to those who are made prisoners or subjects of cruelty by this sometimes termed 'intimate sphere'. Does this mean that we should all live in glass houses? No, of course it does not. What it means is that when feminists theorize about privacy we should stop trying to create an 'intimate space' out of the household and try and focus on those whose lives are ruined and in many cases taken away by the rationality of that household. |
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| In response, jessica the defendants are claiming Ms. Heron and jessica her mother were negligent and contributed to their own deaths." (Shannon Kari - for the Globe and Mail) The 'privacy' connection in this case jessica may not be absolutely apparent to everyone at first glance but the privacy and confidentiality needs of battered women continue to be among the most important and pressing ones in our society. The central question being: can we really fault those who are unable to secure their privacy against their abusers? This issue is problematic and does a good job of highlighting 'the value problem' of privacy. I call it the 'value problem' because in some cases we want to value privacy and in some cases we should not value privacy. The case where I do not believe feminist theorists should champion privacy any longer is in the home. I know some of you are probably shocked and appalled right now but let me make some clarifications and some arguments before you dismiss this as absolutely crazy. |
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