Jessica Marie Johnson
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3629680 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jessica Marie Johnson |
| NOMBRES | Jessica Marie |
| APELLIDO | Johnson |
| FIRMA | JOHNSON J M |
| AFILIACIONES | Schlumberger (Ireland) |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 50 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2014 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Injury and Value
This essay explores two historical subjects, Catharina, an enslaved woman living and working in eighteenth-century New Orleans, and Ruth, a free field laborer in post-emancipation Barbados. Through a careful reading of their different but overlapping legal petitions against the planters who worked to control their labor, this essay seeks to distill a shared battle around Black mothering and to reconsider what it means to mother in the eighteenth-…
Many Small Nations
Many Small Nations:Black, Indigenous, Black/Indigenous Bvlbancha Jessica Marie Johnson (bio) I am thrilled and honored to be part of this conversation about Elizabeth N. Ellis's The Great Power of Small Nations: Indigenous Diplomacy in the Gulf South. I come to this conversation as a queer Black-on-both-sides (U.S. South and Puerto Rico) historian of slavery with a focus on Africans and their forced migration throughout the Atlantic world. I also…
Brain Science-Based Innovative Collaborative Teaching to Facilitate Nursing Education
Background: Innovative teaching that effectively promotes learning is a process called brain science. Chemicals released during motivation and attention lead to improved learning, and chemicals released during high-stress situations deter learning. The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has created unprecedented stress while providing an opportunity to create innovative strategies for facilitated learning. Method: To meet the pandemic c…
Que Recogan Este Memoria
As a part of the Diaspora Solidarities Lab, TEA (directed by Bruno and Johnson) is concerned with Black Puerto Rican data and those impacted by it. The projects, as discussed later in this paper, deal with and mitigate the limitations of diasporic archives while also riding the tension of the methodology of curating digital data sets and archives. Together, as two Black Puerto Rican women, we engage the practices Black Puerto Ricans, particularly…
Wicked Flesh
The story of freedom and all of its ambiguities begins with intimate acts steeped in power. It is shaped by the peculiar oppressions faced by African women and women of African descent. And it pivots on the self-conscious choices black women made to retain control over their bodies and selves, their loved ones, and their futures. Slavery's rise in the Americas was institutional, carnal, and reproductive. The intimacy of bondage whet the appetites…
The Self-Radicalization of White Men
This article examines how paranoia is affectively networked through digital technologies, political performances, and social media to radicalize white men. Using actor-network theory and affect theory, this paper analyzes how acts of domestic terrorism perpetrated by white men are triggered beyond rationales of self-interest through the circulation of paranoia as affective value. Specifically, this piece investigates connections between the onlin…
DH + 1 Black Code / Black Femme Forms of Knowledge and Practice
4DH + 1 Black Code / Black Femme Forms of Knowledge and Practice Jessica Marie Johnson (bio) my name is felicityi live inside the cityi am telling onlyas much as you can bear —Brenda Marie Osbey, "Madhouses" In the wake of my aunt's death, I've been thinking about black femme history, testimony, faces, and feeling. It meant something beyond words, text or archive, to see my face in her face, to bask in the black diaspora humming beneath her skin.…
Black New Orleans Is the Center of the World
Markup Bodies
This article explores the role slavery’s eighteenth-and nineteenth-century Atlantic archive plays alongside the digital humanities’ drive for data. It situates critiques of the digital humanities in relation to decades-old debates about slavery that have reemerged with efforts to enumerate and digitize early modern black diasporic life. The article engages those critiques in light of black diasporic communities’ battles for justice and redress an…
Introduction
Black Code Studies is queer, femme, fugitive, and radical. As praxis and methodology, it waxes insurgent. It refutes conceptions of the digital that remove black diasporic people from engagement wi
A history of 'Venus
How does one write a history of the impossible?- Michel Trouillot, Silencing the Past 1She slapped me. 'When I'm telling you something don't you ever ask if I'm lying. Because they didn't want to l
Death Rites as Birthrights in Atlantic New Orleans
In 1789, a New Orleans free woman of colour named María Teresa initiated legal proceedings against Pelagia ‘Perine’ Dauphine dit Demasillier, another free woman of colour living in the city. More than a question of inheritance, the case of María Tereza, grifa libre v. Perine Demasillier, mulata libre was a dispute between two women over the meanings of and obligations to family in late eighteenth-century New Orleans. Their legal battle exemplifie…
Alter Egos and Infinite Literacies, Part III
And when I looked up, I turned around to find we'd formed a circle of womyn of color who do intense intellectual work and activism around saving our own lives in spaces that are almost universally
Searching for Climax
In August 2013, the newly launched YouTube channel, All Def Digital, posted a video entitled "The Harriet Tubman Sextape." Reactions to the tape were swift and overwhelmingly negative. Decrying the desecration of the iconic Tubman and the positing of sexual transactions as a liberatory tool for enslaved black women, responses to the digital short shed light upon uncomfortable and complicated interpretations of the role of sex, sexuality, sexual e…
Markup Bodies
This article explores the role slavery’s eighteenth-and nineteenth-century Atlantic archive plays alongside the digital humanities’ drive for data. It situates critiques of the digital humanities in relation to decades-old debates about slavery that have reemerged with efforts to enumerate and digitize early modern black diasporic life. The article engages those critiques in light of black diasporic communities’ battles for justice and redress an…
The Self-Radicalization of White Men
This article examines how paranoia is affectively networked through digital technologies, political performances, and social media to radicalize white men. Using actor-network theory and affect theory, this paper analyzes how acts of domestic terrorism perpetrated by white men are triggered beyond rationales of self-interest through the circulation of paranoia as affective value. Specifically, this piece investigates connections between the onlin…
Searching for Climax
In August 2013, the newly launched YouTube channel, All Def Digital, posted a video entitled "The Harriet Tubman Sextape." Reactions to the tape were swift and overwhelmingly negative. Decrying the desecration of the iconic Tubman and the positing of sexual transactions as a liberatory tool for enslaved black women, responses to the digital short shed light upon uncomfortable and complicated interpretations of the role of sex, sexuality, sexual e…
Introduction
Black Code Studies is queer, femme, fugitive, and radical. As praxis and methodology, it waxes insurgent. It refutes conceptions of the digital that remove black diasporic people from engagement wi
Alter Egos and Infinite Literacies, Part III
And when I looked up, I turned around to find we'd formed a circle of womyn of color who do intense intellectual work and activism around saving our own lives in spaces that are almost universally
DH + 1 Black Code / Black Femme Forms of Knowledge and Practice
4DH + 1 Black Code / Black Femme Forms of Knowledge and Practice Jessica Marie Johnson (bio) my name is felicityi live inside the cityi am telling onlyas much as you can bear —Brenda Marie Osbey, "Madhouses" In the wake of my aunt's death, I've been thinking about black femme history, testimony, faces, and feeling. It meant something beyond words, text or archive, to see my face in her face, to bask in the black diaspora humming beneath her skin.…
A history of 'Venus
How does one write a history of the impossible?- Michel Trouillot, Silencing the Past 1She slapped me. 'When I'm telling you something don't you ever ask if I'm lying. Because they didn't want to l
Searching for Climax
In August 2013, the newly launched YouTube channel, All Def Digital, posted a video entitled "The Harriet Tubman Sextape." Reactions to the tape were swift and overwhelmingly negative. Decrying the desecration of the iconic Tubman and the positing of sexual transactions as a liberatory tool for enslaved black women, responses to the digital short shed light upon uncomfortable and complicated interpretations of the role of sex, sexuality, sexual e…
Death Rites as Birthrights in Atlantic New Orleans
In 1789, a New Orleans free woman of colour named María Teresa initiated legal proceedings against Pelagia ‘Perine’ Dauphine dit Demasillier, another free woman of colour living in the city. More than a question of inheritance, the case of María Tereza, grifa libre v. Perine Demasillier, mulata libre was a dispute between two women over the meanings of and obligations to family in late eighteenth-century New Orleans. Their legal battle exemplifie…
Alter Egos and Infinite Literacies, Part III
And when I looked up, I turned around to find we'd formed a circle of womyn of color who do intense intellectual work and activism around saving our own lives in spaces that are almost universally
Introduction
Black Code Studies is queer, femme, fugitive, and radical. As praxis and methodology, it waxes insurgent. It refutes conceptions of the digital that remove black diasporic people from engagement wi
A history of 'Venus
How does one write a history of the impossible?- Michel Trouillot, Silencing the Past 1She slapped me. 'When I'm telling you something don't you ever ask if I'm lying. Because they didn't want to l
The Self-Radicalization of White Men
This article examines how paranoia is affectively networked through digital technologies, political performances, and social media to radicalize white men. Using actor-network theory and affect theory, this paper analyzes how acts of domestic terrorism perpetrated by white men are triggered beyond rationales of self-interest through the circulation of paranoia as affective value. Specifically, this piece investigates connections between the onlin…
DH + 1 Black Code / Black Femme Forms of Knowledge and Practice
4DH + 1 Black Code / Black Femme Forms of Knowledge and Practice Jessica Marie Johnson (bio) my name is felicityi live inside the cityi am telling onlyas much as you can bear —Brenda Marie Osbey, "Madhouses" In the wake of my aunt's death, I've been thinking about black femme history, testimony, faces, and feeling. It meant something beyond words, text or archive, to see my face in her face, to bask in the black diaspora humming beneath her skin.…
Black New Orleans Is the Center of the World
Markup Bodies
This article explores the role slavery’s eighteenth-and nineteenth-century Atlantic archive plays alongside the digital humanities’ drive for data. It situates critiques of the digital humanities in relation to decades-old debates about slavery that have reemerged with efforts to enumerate and digitize early modern black diasporic life. The article engages those critiques in light of black diasporic communities’ battles for justice and redress an…
Wicked Flesh
The story of freedom and all of its ambiguities begins with intimate acts steeped in power. It is shaped by the peculiar oppressions faced by African women and women of African descent. And it pivots on the self-conscious choices black women made to retain control over their bodies and selves, their loved ones, and their futures. Slavery's rise in the Americas was institutional, carnal, and reproductive. The intimacy of bondage whet the appetites…
Brain Science-Based Innovative Collaborative Teaching to Facilitate Nursing Education
Background: Innovative teaching that effectively promotes learning is a process called brain science. Chemicals released during motivation and attention lead to improved learning, and chemicals released during high-stress situations deter learning. The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has created unprecedented stress while providing an opportunity to create innovative strategies for facilitated learning. Method: To meet the pandemic c…
Que Recogan Este Memoria
As a part of the Diaspora Solidarities Lab, TEA (directed by Bruno and Johnson) is concerned with Black Puerto Rican data and those impacted by it. The projects, as discussed later in this paper, deal with and mitigate the limitations of diasporic archives while also riding the tension of the methodology of curating digital data sets and archives. Together, as two Black Puerto Rican women, we engage the practices Black Puerto Ricans, particularly…
Many Small Nations
Many Small Nations:Black, Indigenous, Black/Indigenous Bvlbancha Jessica Marie Johnson (bio) I am thrilled and honored to be part of this conversation about Elizabeth N. Ellis's The Great Power of Small Nations: Indigenous Diplomacy in the Gulf South. I come to this conversation as a queer Black-on-both-sides (U.S. South and Puerto Rico) historian of slavery with a focus on Africans and their forced migration throughout the Atlantic world. I also…
Injury and Value
This essay explores two historical subjects, Catharina, an enslaved woman living and working in eighteenth-century New Orleans, and Ruth, a free field laborer in post-emancipation Barbados. Through a careful reading of their different but overlapping legal petitions against the planters who worked to control their labor, this essay seeks to distill a shared battle around Black mothering and to reconsider what it means to mother in the eighteenth-…
Sociology (10 obras) · History (7 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Gender Studies (6 obras) · Computer Science (5 obras) · Art (4 obras) · Colonialism, slavery, and trade (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Race, History, and American Society (4 obras) · Diaspora (3 obras)