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5
McNeill 2003, p. 32.

6
Johnson 1753, p. 515.

7
Glaser 2001.

8
Keymer & Sabor 2001.

9
Vernon 1982, p. 87.

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11
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12
Brown 1994.

13
Mussell 1984, p. 3.

14
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15
Radway 1984, p. 113.

16
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17
Krentz 1992, p. 5.

18
Balzac,
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19
Cantor & Pingree 1983; Modleski 1982.

20
Brown 1994.

21
Blumenthal 1997; Cantor & Pingree 1983.

22
Allen 1988.

23
Cantor & Pingree 1983.

24
Blumenthal 1997, p. 58.

25
John Keeler, “Soaps: counterpart to the 18th century’s quasi-moral novel.”
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26
Dick 1972.

27
Casper 1999, p. 17.

28
Delaplaine 1816, p. 286.

29
Casper 1999, p. 5.

30
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31
Culley 1985.

32
Myers 1992, p. 152.

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Humphrey 2007, p. 753.

2
Humphrey 2000.

3
Deutsch & Madle 1975.

4
McNeill 1995.

5
Humphrey 2007.

6
Humphrey 2007, p. 753.

7
Warren & Brandeis 1890, p. 193.

8
Warren & Brandeis 1890, p. 193.

9
Warren & Brandeis 1890, p. 195.

10
Cooley 1888, p. 195, my italics.

11
Hall 1998.

12
Infield & Platford 2000, p. xxxiii.

13
Hall 1998; Tjaden & Thoennes 1997.

14
Mullen et al. 2000.

15
Mullen et al. 2000.

16
Meloy 1998; Mullen et al. 2000.

17
Merleau-Ponty 1962

18
Gaylin 2002, p. 2.

19
Allen 1988, p. 15, italics mine.

20
Thomas Nagel, “The shredding of public privacy,”
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21
Fried 1968, p. 484.

22
Reiman 1976, p. 44.

23
Inness 1992, pp. 83–84.

24
See Nagel 1998a and 1998b.

25
Korosec-Serfaty & Bolitt 1986.

26
Csikszentmihalyi & Rochberg-Halton 1981; Dittmar 1991; Dittmar et al. 1995; Wallendorf & Arnould 1988.

27
Stephen 1909, p. 155.

28
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29
Freedberg 1989, p. 355–356, my italics.

30
Sontag 1977, p. 37.

31
Sartre 1956.

32
Baudrillard 1999.

33
Calvino n.d., p. 10.

34
Dyer 2005, p. 44.

35
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36
Spender 1987, p. 15.

37
Cartier-Bresson 1999, P. 22, my italics.

38
Rosenheim 2004; Sante 2004.

39
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40
Collins 2004.

41
Peter 2004.

42
Arbus 1972.

43
Humphrey 2008, p. 269.

44
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