J Patarin-Jossec
Biographic Data
| ID | 45278 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J Patarin-Jossec |
| GIVEN NAMES | J |
| FAMILY NAME | Patarin-Jossec |
| SIGNATURE | PATARIN-JOSSEC J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Curator | Visual Studies Editor |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8914-7567 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Absolute disorder
Thinking about the special issue as a scholarly format
Can There Be a Feminist Ethnography of the Undersea
This article relies on an ethnography of commercial divers that involves the author's training, certification, and activity underwater to propose an ecofeminist analysis of the undersea (furthermore with the undersea). It presents how feminist environmental theory engages with the ethnographic method of immersion and how underwater fieldwork grounded in feminist theory contributes, in turn, to reflections on the role of embodiment in the producti…
Imagining the city
Building material languages of trauma: In conversation with Laura Magnusson
DISCLOSURE STATEMENTNo potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s).Additional informationNotes on contributorsLaura MagnussonLaura Magnusson is a Canadian artist, filmmaker, and scholar based in Montreal (Tiohtià:ke/), where she is currently pursuing a PhD in Interdisciplinary Humanities at Concordia University. She holds an MFA in Interdisciplinary Art from the University of Michigan (2019
Questionnaire: Visual studies now
On film as a method, gender and health politics: Conversation with Sophie Harman
You are Professor of International Politics at Queen Mary University of London. You’re also Visiting Professor at HEARD, a research division of the University of KwaZulu-Natal, in South Africa, ded
Coda: Visual studies now
The intention of this critical project is to foster a conversation that foregrounds, and builds from, the complexities of interdisciplinary collaboration, its strengths and weaknesses, contributions and gaps. Our aim is to provide an international forum for the development of visual research; provoke more acceptance, understanding and discussion of a wide range of methods, approaches, theories and paradigms that constitute image-based research; r…
‘I hate visual culture.’ The controversial rise of visual studies and the disciplinary politics of the visible
The rise of Visual Studies in the American academy during the 1990s is part of an after-effect of the institutionalisation of Cultural Studies in the United States. It specifically implies a decentring of the discipline of art history towards the interdisciplinary study of sociocultural visibilities. This paper deals with the development of this research field in an intellectual climate still characterised by the ‘Culture Wars’ engaged in by the …
Materialising sovereignty: European space industries in the Europeanisation-nationalism nexus
In recent years, the fields of political economy and economic sociology have seen the emergence of research focussed on the ‘political work’ of industries: industrial products can embed domestic policies and feelings of national belonging. This article analyses the way in which space industries materialise national expression among European states as examples of the tensions between Europeanisation and nationalism. Three roles that are endorsed b…
Un tabou résilient: Des violences sexistes dans la pratique ethnographique et son enseignement
Sexuality is well studied as a research topic in social sciences, whose literature increasingly emphasized reflexivity regarding the production and circulation of ethnographic knowledge in the past decades. However, sexuality of female ethnographers remains invisibilized in scholarly literature, whether this sexuality is desired or endured. Yet, sexuality and its various forms of expression are omnipresent in the course of interactions in the fie…
Michele Filippini, Using Gramsci. A new approach
Compte rendu de lecture de l'ouvrage de Michele Filippini, Using Gramsci. A New Approch, Londres, Pluto Press, coll. « Reading Gramsci », 2017, 176 p., ISBN : 9780745335681
La concordance des temps: La découverte scientifique comme terrain de luttes entre champs
Tentant de rompre avec une représentation de la sérendipité comme produit du hasard et de la chance relatifs à « l'esprit scientifique », il s'agit ici d'analyser comment la sérendipité peut être le produit d'une concordance des « temporalités de champs » résultant d'une combinatoire de temps d'habitus, d'activité et d'institution propres à chaque champ. Ces temporalités de champs rythmant leurs luttes pour le monopole de la pratique scientifique…
Léo Coutellec (dir.), « Le temps des sciences impliquées », Ecologie & Politique, n° 51, 2015
Si véhiculée la neutralité axiologique du scientifique soit-elle, aucune science ne pourrait vraisemblablement se dire non-engagée ou, dit autrement, non impliquée dans « un contexte [et] immergée dans un paysage de valeurs et d’intentions » (p. 18). Si toute science est ainsi avant tout « portée par des collectifs humains » (id.), la production de savoirs scientifiques ne doit se faire qu’en adéquation avec les valeurs et expériences de ces coll…
Tomas Irish, The University at War, 1914-25. Britain, France, and the United States
Compte rendu de l'ouvrage de Tomás Irish, The University at War, 1914-25. Britain, France, and the United States, Palgrave Macmillan, 2015, 254 p., ISBN : 978-1-137-40944-7
Un tabou résilient: Des violences sexistes dans la pratique ethnographique et son enseignement
Sexuality is well studied as a research topic in social sciences, whose literature increasingly emphasized reflexivity regarding the production and circulation of ethnographic knowledge in the past decades. However, sexuality of female ethnographers remains invisibilized in scholarly literature, whether this sexuality is desired or endured. Yet, sexuality and its various forms of expression are omnipresent in the course of interactions in the fie…
Can There Be a Feminist Ethnography of the Undersea
This article relies on an ethnography of commercial divers that involves the author's training, certification, and activity underwater to propose an ecofeminist analysis of the undersea (furthermore with the undersea). It presents how feminist environmental theory engages with the ethnographic method of immersion and how underwater fieldwork grounded in feminist theory contributes, in turn, to reflections on the role of embodiment in the producti…
Building material languages of trauma: In conversation with Laura Magnusson
DISCLOSURE STATEMENTNo potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s).Additional informationNotes on contributorsLaura MagnussonLaura Magnusson is a Canadian artist, filmmaker, and scholar based in Montreal (Tiohtià:ke/), where she is currently pursuing a PhD in Interdisciplinary Humanities at Concordia University. She holds an MFA in Interdisciplinary Art from the University of Michigan (2019
Materialising sovereignty: European space industries in the Europeanisation-nationalism nexus
In recent years, the fields of political economy and economic sociology have seen the emergence of research focussed on the ‘political work’ of industries: industrial products can embed domestic policies and feelings of national belonging. This article analyses the way in which space industries materialise national expression among European states as examples of the tensions between Europeanisation and nationalism. Three roles that are endorsed b…
Tomas Irish, The University at War, 1914-25. Britain, France, and the United States
Compte rendu de l'ouvrage de Tomás Irish, The University at War, 1914-25. Britain, France, and the United States, Palgrave Macmillan, 2015, 254 p., ISBN : 978-1-137-40944-7
Léo Coutellec (dir.), « Le temps des sciences impliquées », Ecologie & Politique, n° 51, 2015
Si véhiculée la neutralité axiologique du scientifique soit-elle, aucune science ne pourrait vraisemblablement se dire non-engagée ou, dit autrement, non impliquée dans « un contexte [et] immergée dans un paysage de valeurs et d’intentions » (p. 18). Si toute science est ainsi avant tout « portée par des collectifs humains » (id.), la production de savoirs scientifiques ne doit se faire qu’en adéquation avec les valeurs et expériences de ces coll…
Michele Filippini, Using Gramsci. A new approach
Compte rendu de lecture de l'ouvrage de Michele Filippini, Using Gramsci. A New Approch, Londres, Pluto Press, coll. « Reading Gramsci », 2017, 176 p., ISBN : 9780745335681
La concordance des temps: La découverte scientifique comme terrain de luttes entre champs
Tentant de rompre avec une représentation de la sérendipité comme produit du hasard et de la chance relatifs à « l'esprit scientifique », il s'agit ici d'analyser comment la sérendipité peut être le produit d'une concordance des « temporalités de champs » résultant d'une combinatoire de temps d'habitus, d'activité et d'institution propres à chaque champ. Ces temporalités de champs rythmant leurs luttes pour le monopole de la pratique scientifique…
‘I hate visual culture.’ The controversial rise of visual studies and the disciplinary politics of the visible
The rise of Visual Studies in the American academy during the 1990s is part of an after-effect of the institutionalisation of Cultural Studies in the United States. It specifically implies a decentring of the discipline of art history towards the interdisciplinary study of sociocultural visibilities. This paper deals with the development of this research field in an intellectual climate still characterised by the ‘Culture Wars’ engaged in by the …
Materialising sovereignty: European space industries in the Europeanisation-nationalism nexus
In recent years, the fields of political economy and economic sociology have seen the emergence of research focussed on the ‘political work’ of industries: industrial products can embed domestic policies and feelings of national belonging. This article analyses the way in which space industries materialise national expression among European states as examples of the tensions between Europeanisation and nationalism. Three roles that are endorsed b…
Un tabou résilient: Des violences sexistes dans la pratique ethnographique et son enseignement
Sexuality is well studied as a research topic in social sciences, whose literature increasingly emphasized reflexivity regarding the production and circulation of ethnographic knowledge in the past decades. However, sexuality of female ethnographers remains invisibilized in scholarly literature, whether this sexuality is desired or endured. Yet, sexuality and its various forms of expression are omnipresent in the course of interactions in the fie…
Questionnaire: Visual studies now
On film as a method, gender and health politics: Conversation with Sophie Harman
You are Professor of International Politics at Queen Mary University of London. You’re also Visiting Professor at HEARD, a research division of the University of KwaZulu-Natal, in South Africa, ded
Coda: Visual studies now
The intention of this critical project is to foster a conversation that foregrounds, and builds from, the complexities of interdisciplinary collaboration, its strengths and weaknesses, contributions and gaps. Our aim is to provide an international forum for the development of visual research; provoke more acceptance, understanding and discussion of a wide range of methods, approaches, theories and paradigms that constitute image-based research; r…
Building material languages of trauma: In conversation with Laura Magnusson
DISCLOSURE STATEMENTNo potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s).Additional informationNotes on contributorsLaura MagnussonLaura Magnusson is a Canadian artist, filmmaker, and scholar based in Montreal (Tiohtià:ke/), where she is currently pursuing a PhD in Interdisciplinary Humanities at Concordia University. She holds an MFA in Interdisciplinary Art from the University of Michigan (2019
Can There Be a Feminist Ethnography of the Undersea
This article relies on an ethnography of commercial divers that involves the author's training, certification, and activity underwater to propose an ecofeminist analysis of the undersea (furthermore with the undersea). It presents how feminist environmental theory engages with the ethnographic method of immersion and how underwater fieldwork grounded in feminist theory contributes, in turn, to reflections on the role of embodiment in the producti…
Imagining the city
Absolute disorder
Thinking about the special issue as a scholarly format
Sociology (10 works) · Art (9 works) · Political science (6 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Aesthetics (4 works) · Law (4 works) · History (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Media studies (3 works) · Participatory Visual Research Methods (3 works)