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Deborah Lupton - The Quantified Self

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With the advent of digital devices and software, self-tracking practices have gained new adherents and have spread into a wide array of social domains. The Quantified Self movement has emerged to promote self-knowledge through numbers.In this groundbreaking book Deborah Lupton critically analyses the social, cultural and political dimensions of contemporary self-tracking and identifies the concepts of selfhood and human embodiment and the value of the data that underpin them.The book incorporates discussion of the consolations and frustrations of self-tracking, as well as about the proliferating ways in which peoples personal data are now used beyond their private rationales. Lupton outlines how the information that is generated through self-tracking is taken up and repurposed for commercial, governmental, managerial and research purposes. In the relationship between personal data practices and big data politics, the implications of self-tracking are becoming ever more crucial.

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    • acoustic sonification
    • activity sculptures
    • actornetwork theory
    • AdNauseam
    • affective computing/affective wearables
    • affective dimensions of self-tracking
    • Agapakis, Christina
    • alcohol-monitoring devices
    • algorithms
      • algorithmic authority
      • algorithmic selfhood
      • algorithmic subjectivity
      • and dataveillance
      • inadvertent algorithmic cruelty
      • and lifelogging
      • predictive
      • producing the Klout Score
    • Amazon
      • and personal data politics
    • Andy Warhol Museum
    • anti-wearables (smart objects)
    • Apple
      • personal data and security policy
    • Apple Store
    • Apple Watch
    • apps
      • cultural differences in app design
      • FRICKbits Data Art
      • and personal data politics
      • productivity apps
      • see also self-tracking apps
    • artists
      • lifelogging projects
      • materialisation of personal data
    • assemblages
      • and datification
      • and lively data
      • of personal data
      • and the reflexive monitoring self
      • and self-surveillance
      • sociomaterial perspective on
    • attitudes to self-tracking
    • Australia
      • Coles
    • Barrass, Stephen
    • Bauman, Zygmont
    • Beck, Ulrich
    • Beer, D.
    • behavioural psychology
    • Bell, Gordon
    • Bentham, Jeremy
    • BetterWorks app
    • big data
      • and communal self-tracking
      • and critical data studies
      • harvesting
      • materialisation of
      • metricisation of
    • biocapital
      • and personal data politics
    • biographical nature of self-tracking devices
    • biological research
      • and self-tracking data
    • biometric facial recognition
    • biometric screening
    • biometric tracking
    • biopolitics
    • biopower
      • and datification
      • Foucault on
      • and personal data politics
    • biosensors
    • blogs
      • Dear Data
      • Kelly on personal data
      • The Unquantified Self
      • Your Eatopia
    • blood-pressure data
      • and the Hypertension Singing Bowl
    • Blumtritt, J.
    • Blush
    • bodies
      • and lively data
      • and personal data visualisation
      • and personal digital data
      • and self-knowledge
      • self-tracking devices worn inside the body
      • see also embodiment; wearable technology
    • bodily functions
      • metricisation of personal data on
      • self-tracking
    • Body Media
    • boyd, d.
    • Britain
      • NHS (National Health Service)
      • research on personal data security
    • Burrows, Roger
    • Bush, Vannevar
    • cameras
      • CCTV
      • in smart homes
      • and sporting equipment
      • and voluntary self-surveillance
      • wearable devices
    • caregivers, health monitoring by
    • Carmichael, Alexandra
    • cars
    • Catts, Oron
    • CCTV cameras
    • child custody monitoring
    • children
      • nondigital methods of monitoring
      • and personal data politics
      • and self-tracking practices
    • Choe, E. K.
    • Chore Wars
    • Chrysanthou, M.
    • citizen hactivism
    • citizen sensing
    • Class Dojo
    • clothing
      • and nondigital health monitoring
      • see also wearable technology
    • cloud computing
    • code-space
      • and representations of embodiment
      • and sociomaterialism
    • cognitive psychology
    • Coles (Australia)
    • commensuration
      • and the metricisation of personal data
    • commodities, personal data as
    • communal self-tracking
    • containment of personal data
    • control
      • taking control of personal data
      • taking and losing
    • Cook, Tim
    • cooked data
    • cosmetic surgery
    • Coughlin, J.
    • covert surveillance
    • criminal justice technologies
    • critical data studies
    • critical making
    • Crowdbooster
    • crowdsourcing
    • cultural differences
      • and self-tracking technologies
    • cybercriminals
    • cyborg politics
    • Darmour, Jennifer
    • data brokering
    • data harvesting
    • data literacy
    • data play
    • data spectacles
    • datafication
      • discourses of
    • dataveillance
      • and internet use
      • and privacy
      • responses and resistances to
      • as social sorting
      • sousveillance
    • date paintings (Kawara)
    • Davis, J.
    • dead data
    • Dear Data data drawing project
    • Dennison, L.
    • design fiction
    • design projects
      • lifelogging
      • materialisation of personal data
    • Deuze, M.
    • Dewey-Hagborg, Heather
      • Stranger Visions exhibition
    • diabetes monitoring
    • digital data economy
    • digital divide
    • digitisation of self-tracking
    • disabilities, people with
      • and wearable technologies
    • disadvantaged people
      • and personal data politics
    • DNA
      • artistic representations of
      • and personal genomics
    • Dodge, M.
    • Douglas, Mary
    • driving habits
    • DropCam
    • Duggan, M.
    • eating disorders
    • economy, digital data
    • Edi-Pulse project
    • embodiment
      • bodily containment
      • and digital devices
      • metaphors of the body
      • representations of
      • and sociomaterialism
    • emotions
      • emotion tracking
      • emotional responses to self-tracking
      • and personal data
      • taking and losing control
      • and wearable technologies
    • employment prospects
      • influence of digital data on
    • entrepreneurial self
      • and nudging
    • environmental tracking devices
    • ethnicity
      • and self-tracking practices
    • everyday life
      • quantified self-practices in
    • exergaming technologies
    • exploited self-tracking
    • Eyebrowse
    • Facebook
      • and cultures of embodiment
      • and personal data politics
      • and privacy
      • Your Year in Review
    • Factiva (news database)
      • reporting of the quantified self
    • fashion and wearable devices
    • Felton, Nicholas
    • Finnish studies
      • personal data visualisation
      • self-tracking practices
    • Fitbit devices
    • fitness-tracking devices/apps
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