rediting information about self' (p. 42). Secrets, especially those involving incest. rape. and abortion, arc closely aligned with non-disclosure. Georg Simmel (1906) defines secrets as "consciously willed con- cealment" (p. 449) that involve a tension that when revealed breaks its power that can result in

ng and economics possible and then, of course, inevitable. Movement from countryside to city established a really new sense of what the German critic Georg Simmel, writing in 1903, called tempo. “With each crossing of the street, with the tempo and multiplicity of economic, occupational and social life, the cit