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Dieting temporalities: interaction, agency and the measure of online weight watching

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Dieting temporalities: interaction, agency and the measure of online weight watching. / Coleman, Rebecca.
In: Time and Society, Vol. 19, No. 2, 07.2010, p. 265-285.

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Coleman R. Dieting temporalities: interaction, agency and the measure of online weight watching. Time and Society. 2010 Jul;19(2):265-285. doi: 10.1177/0961463X10368918

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title = "Dieting temporalities: interaction, agency and the measure of online weight watching",
abstract = "In the context of a concern with achieving a healthy and desirable weight, this article explores the temporalities that underpin dieting and that are produced through interaction with a dieting website. In contrast to a linear progressive temporality that successful dieting is often understood through, I suggest that the dieting website at stake here attends to and creates new kinds of dieting temporalities, where time is understood as potential rather than as something which can necessarily be planned. Acknowledging the multiple temporalities of dieting involves an understanding of agency that is not (only) repressed but enabled through interaction with the website{\textquoteright}s interface. As such, it becomes important to trace the relationship between temporalities and the kinds of measure involved in online dieting. ",
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