John L Jackson Jr
Biographic Data
| ID | 135684 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John L Jackson Jr |
| GIVEN NAMES | John L |
| FAMILY NAME | Jackson Jr |
| SIGNATURE | JR J L J |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 40 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Etnografia é, etnografia não é
Usando uma noção de "digital" como uma de suas metáforas principais, uma versão do termo que se apoia na discussão de Kara Keeling sobre o "humanismo digital", este texto argumenta que há algo sobre as não-linearidades que definem a diferença da digitalidade que pode nos ajudar a pensar sobre recalibragens no próprio projeto etnográfico. De uma discussão da representação fílmica de Marlon Riggs de sua própria morte (como uma maneira de falar sobr…
Ethnography Is, Ethnography Ain't
Using a notion of "the digital" as one of its master metaphors, a version of the term reliant on Kara Keeling's discussion of "digital humanism," this piece argues that there is something about the nonlinearities defining digitality's difference that might help us to think about recalibrations in the ethnographic project itself. From a discussion of Marlon Riggs's filmic depiction of his own death (as one way to talk about the nondigital) to a ma…
Mileposts: “Without a History, You Remain a Mystery …”
On Ethnographic Sincerity
This essay posits sincerity and humor as linked ways of politicizing the interactions that underpin all ethnographic encounters. This politicization is contrasted with conventional anthropological preoccupations with authenticity (and fetishizations of ethnographic writing), and it demands attention to the human bodies that constitute ethnographic intersubjectivity. Combining a discussion of Habermas's public sphere with the exploits of a ninetee…
Harlemworld: Doing Race and Class in Contemporary Black America
On Ethnographic Sincerity
This essay posits sincerity and humor as linked ways of politicizing the interactions that underpin all ethnographic encounters. This politicization is contrasted with conventional anthropological preoccupations with authenticity (and fetishizations of ethnographic writing), and it demands attention to the human bodies that constitute ethnographic intersubjectivity. Combining a discussion of Habermas's public sphere with the exploits of a ninetee…
Ethnography Is, Ethnography Ain't
Using a notion of "the digital" as one of its master metaphors, a version of the term reliant on Kara Keeling's discussion of "digital humanism," this piece argues that there is something about the nonlinearities defining digitality's difference that might help us to think about recalibrations in the ethnographic project itself. From a discussion of Marlon Riggs's filmic depiction of his own death (as one way to talk about the nondigital) to a ma…
Harlemworld: Doing Race and Class in Contemporary Black America
Mileposts: “Without a History, You Remain a Mystery …”
On Ethnographic Sincerity
This essay posits sincerity and humor as linked ways of politicizing the interactions that underpin all ethnographic encounters. This politicization is contrasted with conventional anthropological preoccupations with authenticity (and fetishizations of ethnographic writing), and it demands attention to the human bodies that constitute ethnographic intersubjectivity. Combining a discussion of Habermas's public sphere with the exploits of a ninetee…
Ethnography Is, Ethnography Ain't
Using a notion of "the digital" as one of its master metaphors, a version of the term reliant on Kara Keeling's discussion of "digital humanism," this piece argues that there is something about the nonlinearities defining digitality's difference that might help us to think about recalibrations in the ethnographic project itself. From a discussion of Marlon Riggs's filmic depiction of his own death (as one way to talk about the nondigital) to a ma…
Etnografia é, etnografia não é
Usando uma noção de "digital" como uma de suas metáforas principais, uma versão do termo que se apoia na discussão de Kara Keeling sobre o "humanismo digital", este texto argumenta que há algo sobre as não-linearidades que definem a diferença da digitalidade que pode nos ajudar a pensar sobre recalibragens no próprio projeto etnográfico. De uma discussão da representação fílmica de Marlon Riggs de sua própria morte (como uma maneira de falar sobr…
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