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The theoretical and legal foundations of privacy in the public sphere
This paper examines the evolution of privacy from a classic right to be let alone to a dynamic, multidimensional subjective right. Analyzing privacy as an umbrella concept that safeguards personal integrity, autonomy and dignity, the study categorizes its various manifestations through the intimate,
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