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Le dividuel en baskets : Une lecture deleuzienne du contrôle et de la surveillance sur Strava

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  • Mathieu Chauvet

    (UM - Université de Montpellier)

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La quantification de soi (Quantified Self) est devenue une norme sociale qui transforme la pratique sportive en performance publique sur des plateformes telles que Strava. En mobilisant le cadre des « sociétés de contrôle » de Deleuze, notre recherche interroge les nouvelles formes de gouvernance des conduites, et analyse comment la modulation des données remplace finalement la discipline des corps. A travers une méthodologie qualitative mixte, notre étude met ainsi en lumière un régime de contrôle performatif distribué d'où émane une pression normative significative. Confronté à cette tension critique, l'utilisateur exerce une dissonance dividuelle, qui pousse l'individu à altérer sa réalité physique afin de satisfaire l'algorithme.

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  • Mathieu Chauvet, 2026. "Le dividuel en baskets : Une lecture deleuzienne du contrôle et de la surveillance sur Strava," Post-Print hal-05794988, HAL.
    • Handle: RePEc:hal:journl:hal-05794988
    Note: View the original document on HAL open archive server: https://hal.science/hal-05794988v1
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