Nicola Hoppe has been researching and teaching at the Department of Intercultural Communication at the University of Hildesheim since 2015. Their research interests lie in the fields of linguistic pragmatics theory, illness communication, deixis theory, institutional theory, and embodied cognition.

• List of figures - Foreword - Acknowledgments -Chapter 1 Introductory Remarks - Chapter 2 Eating Disorders, Social Stigmatization and Illness Narratives: Theoretical Perimeters - Chapter 3 Toward a Methodological Roadmap - Chapter 4 A Critical (Speech) Action-Theoretical Approach to ED Vlogging - Chapter 5 Data Collection and Preparation - Chapter 6 The Bulimic Self Between Inferiorization and Empowerment - Chapter 7 The Anorexic Self Between Agency and Patiency - Chapter 8 The Bulimic Self Between Repulsion and Affiliation - Chapter 9 Discussion of Results and Methodological Reflections - Chapter 10 Toward Re-Thinking “Health” Communication? - Bibliography - Appendix

Nicola Hoppe has been researching and teaching at the Department of Intercultural Communication at the University of Hildesheim since 2015. Their research interests lie in the fields of linguistic pragmatics theory, illness communication, deixis theory, institutional theory, and embodied cognition.

• List of figures - Foreword - Acknowledgments -Chapter 1 Introductory Remarks - Chapter 2 Eating Disorders, Social Stigmatization and Illness Narratives: Theoretical Perimeters - Chapter 3 Toward a Methodological Roadmap - Chapter 4 A Critical (Speech) Action-Theoretical Approach to ED Vlogging - Chapter 5 Data Collection and Preparation - Chapter 6 The Bulimic Self Between Inferiorization and Empowerment - Chapter 7 The Anorexic Self Between Agency and Patiency - Chapter 8 The Bulimic Self Between Repulsion and Affiliation - Chapter 9 Discussion of Results and Methodological Reflections - Chapter 10 Toward Re-Thinking “Health” Communication? - Bibliography - Appendix

Nicola Hoppe has been researching and teaching at the Department of Intercultural Communication at the University of Hildesheim since 2015. Their research interests lie in the fields of linguistic pragmatics theory, illness communication, deixis theory, institutional theory, and embodied cognition.

• List of figures - Foreword - Acknowledgments -Chapter 1 Introductory Remarks - Chapter 2 Eating Disorders, Social Stigmatization and Illness Narratives: Theoretical Perimeters - Chapter 3 Toward a Methodological Roadmap - Chapter 4 A Critical (Speech) Action-Theoretical Approach to ED Vlogging - Chapter 5 Data Collection and Preparation - Chapter 6 The Bulimic Self Between Inferiorization and Empowerment - Chapter 7 The Anorexic Self Between Agency and Patiency - Chapter 8 The Bulimic Self Between Repulsion and Affiliation - Chapter 9 Discussion of Results and Methodological Reflections - Chapter 10 Toward Re-Thinking “Health” Communication? - Bibliography - Appendix