Manoucheka Celeste
Biographic Data
| ID | 1436653 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Manoucheka Celeste |
| GIVEN NAMES | Manoucheka |
| FAMILY NAME | Celeste |
| SIGNATURE | CELESTE M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Nevada, Las Vegas |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Meditation on Rasanblaj Questionnaire # 12
Defined as assembly, compilation, enlisting, regrouping, (of ideas, things, people, spirits. For example, fè yon rasanblaj, do a gathering, a ceremony, a protest), rasanblaj’s very linguistic forma...
Prying the Doors Open
For the past few decades mentoring has moved from being a buzzword in a few select programs into a major institutional goal. From large corporations to small universities, leaders recognize the importance of those with more experience guiding junior employees and students. Colleges and universities have taken the lead nationwide in mentoring efforts, with many having exemplary peer mentoring programs for undergraduates, and some institutions depl…
Black Media Studies
For decades, feminist and critical scholars have spoken explicitly about the politics of citations. Sara Ahmed writes, “Citation is feminist memory,” then continues by “citing feminists of color who have contributed to the project of naming and dismantling the institutions of patriarchal whiteness.”1 In November 2017, thousands of feminists gathered at the National Women's Studies Association conference to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of th…
What Now?”
In her hit song Rihanna belts out, “And I just wanna scream, What Now? I just can’t figure it out.” She announces the oncoming scream that expresses frustration and anguish; lamenting her precarity. Many diasporic black women similarly scream in this “post” moment and throughout history as we navigate a precarious relationship with the state and society. I pursue the anguish-filled question of “what now” via the trope I call the wailing black wom…
Beyond Resilience in Haiti
Near the end of a 2010 telethon raising money for earthquake relief in Haiti, the Haitian rapper Wyclef Jean took the stage. He began singing, “Anderson Cooper on CNN, what are you gonna tell ‘em
Why Haiti Needs New Narratives
Reviewed by: Why Haiti Needs New Narratives: A Post-quake Chronicle by Gina Athena Ulysse Manoucheka Celeste Why Haiti Needs New Narratives: A Post-quake Chronicle. By Gina Athena Ulysse. Middletown, CT: Wesleyan University Press, 2015. ISBN 08195-7546-1. 408 pp. $27.95 US. Paperback. In Why Haiti Needs New Narratives: A Post-quake Chronicle, Gina Athena Ulysse makes four timely interventions. First, she challenges and destabilizes popular unders…
Entertaining mobility
House Hunters International invites viewers in the United States to temporarily and vicariously escape their daily lives through the stories of those fellow citizens and the occasional foreign nationals fortunate enough to buy homes abroad, including vacation homes in the tropics. Of course, other people, including viewers with access to the show, actually live their daily lives in those vacation paradises. The actors are presented as seeking an …
Framing Haitians and Cubans in The New York Times
Framing Haitians and Cubans in The New York Times:Enduring Imprints of Political History Manoucheka Celeste Thus far, the twentieth-first century has brought about three critical developments: the explosion of media technologies, heated debates about immigration, and an economic crisis. While the confluence of these developments is not historically unique, today the US population has savvy media consumers who are engaged in a globalized world. An…
Prying the Doors Open
For the past few decades mentoring has moved from being a buzzword in a few select programs into a major institutional goal. From large corporations to small universities, leaders recognize the importance of those with more experience guiding junior employees and students. Colleges and universities have taken the lead nationwide in mentoring efforts, with many having exemplary peer mentoring programs for undergraduates, and some institutions depl…
Framing Haitians and Cubans in The New York Times
Framing Haitians and Cubans in The New York Times:Enduring Imprints of Political History Manoucheka Celeste Thus far, the twentieth-first century has brought about three critical developments: the explosion of media technologies, heated debates about immigration, and an economic crisis. While the confluence of these developments is not historically unique, today the US population has savvy media consumers who are engaged in a globalized world. An…
Framing Haitians and Cubans in The New York Times
Framing Haitians and Cubans in The New York Times:Enduring Imprints of Political History Manoucheka Celeste Thus far, the twentieth-first century has brought about three critical developments: the explosion of media technologies, heated debates about immigration, and an economic crisis. While the confluence of these developments is not historically unique, today the US population has savvy media consumers who are engaged in a globalized world. An…
Entertaining mobility
House Hunters International invites viewers in the United States to temporarily and vicariously escape their daily lives through the stories of those fellow citizens and the occasional foreign nationals fortunate enough to buy homes abroad, including vacation homes in the tropics. Of course, other people, including viewers with access to the show, actually live their daily lives in those vacation paradises. The actors are presented as seeking an …
Why Haiti Needs New Narratives
Reviewed by: Why Haiti Needs New Narratives: A Post-quake Chronicle by Gina Athena Ulysse Manoucheka Celeste Why Haiti Needs New Narratives: A Post-quake Chronicle. By Gina Athena Ulysse. Middletown, CT: Wesleyan University Press, 2015. ISBN 08195-7546-1. 408 pp. $27.95 US. Paperback. In Why Haiti Needs New Narratives: A Post-quake Chronicle, Gina Athena Ulysse makes four timely interventions. First, she challenges and destabilizes popular unders…
Black Media Studies
For decades, feminist and critical scholars have spoken explicitly about the politics of citations. Sara Ahmed writes, “Citation is feminist memory,” then continues by “citing feminists of color who have contributed to the project of naming and dismantling the institutions of patriarchal whiteness.”1 In November 2017, thousands of feminists gathered at the National Women's Studies Association conference to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of th…
What Now?”
In her hit song Rihanna belts out, “And I just wanna scream, What Now? I just can’t figure it out.” She announces the oncoming scream that expresses frustration and anguish; lamenting her precarity. Many diasporic black women similarly scream in this “post” moment and throughout history as we navigate a precarious relationship with the state and society. I pursue the anguish-filled question of “what now” via the trope I call the wailing black wom…
Beyond Resilience in Haiti
Near the end of a 2010 telethon raising money for earthquake relief in Haiti, the Haitian rapper Wyclef Jean took the stage. He began singing, “Anderson Cooper on CNN, what are you gonna tell ‘em
Prying the Doors Open
For the past few decades mentoring has moved from being a buzzword in a few select programs into a major institutional goal. From large corporations to small universities, leaders recognize the importance of those with more experience guiding junior employees and students. Colleges and universities have taken the lead nationwide in mentoring efforts, with many having exemplary peer mentoring programs for undergraduates, and some institutions depl…
The Meditation on Rasanblaj Questionnaire # 12
Defined as assembly, compilation, enlisting, regrouping, (of ideas, things, people, spirits. For example, fè yon rasanblaj, do a gathering, a ceremony, a protest), rasanblaj’s very linguistic forma...
Political science (6 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Media studies (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Caribbean history, culture, and politics (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works)