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Tag: Quantified Self
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Online event 11th Jan 2021: Molecular Politics, Wearable, and the Aretaic Shift in Biopolitical Governance by Peter Lindner
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Self-tracking and “automatic subjects”
Productive bodies and ideology of activity
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Self tracking as the mobilisation of the social
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New project – Can activity self-tracking decrease health and social inequalities? – Using commercial big datasets critically
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Podcast Episode 8: Aristea Fotopoulou, gender, self-tracking and feminist activism
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Podcast Episode 3 Digital Health/Digital Capitalism: Tamar Sharon, the Googlization of health research and cultures of self-tracking
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Insurers pay you to track your exercise
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