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Concluding that women have historically been less able than men to acquire privacy and also enjoy what privacy they have acquired, Allen argues for women's right to greater privacy in clear and uncompromising terms. A stunning indictment of women's status in contemporary society, her book provides vital, original scholarly research and insight. New Directions For Women Allen's defense of broad privacy protection for women is forceful and tightly argued...she presents the most comprehensive treatment available on the moral, legal, and social issues surrounding diverse privacy claims. The Philosophical Review