Joshua Javier Guzmán
Biographic Data
| ID | 767756 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joshua Javier Guzmán |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joshua Javier |
| FAMILY NAME | Guzmán |
| SIGNATURE | GUZMÁN J J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Berkeley |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5020-404X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
A Mind Receptive to Thoughts
“Ahí está la diferencia, en el joke…”: El joke Pijao como actante en el proceso de recuperación de Ima
A través de la exploración etnográfica-colaborativa y testimonial del concepto de joke (‘monte o selva virgen’), se analiza cómo los indígenas Pijaos del Resguardo Indígena San Antonio de Calarma (Tolima, Colombia) hacen frente a las dinámicas colonialistas del capitalismo relacionadas con el territorio. Históricamente el municipio de San Antonio hizo parte del proceso de colonización cafetera que se dio en Colombia desde mediados del siglo XIX, …
The Impossible Latinx Future
Research Article| September 01 2020 The Impossible Latinx Future: Listening to Selena’s Voice and Nothing More Joshua Javier Guzmán Joshua Javier Guzmán Joshua Javier Guzmán is assistant professor in the Department of Gender Studies at UCLA. He received his PhD in performance studies at New York University and is a former University of California President’s Postdoctoral Fellow from UC Berkeley’s Department of Gender and Women’s Studies. He co-ed…
Latino , the Word
This brief meditation on Latino the word underscores a politics of loss at play in the emergence of the new term Latinx. The term Latinx reveals how a performance of negation, identified in the very telling word no in Latino/Chicano, takes seriously the ex-factor marking the collective phenomenon known as latinidad. If the shifts from o to o/a to @ and now x are about political inclusion, it is not through liberal incorporation but through the in…
Cuts and impressions: The aesthetic work of lingering inLatinidad
This article functions as both an introduction to the special issue and a larger contextualization of the intervention in relation the field of Latina/o Studies. The editors of the special issue argue that aesthetics affords the time and space within which to linger in the many questions, complexities, and problematics that crowd under the sign of latinidad. Through engagements with the contemporary political landscape, earlier articulations of t…
Notes on the Comedown
Toward the end of his short career, José Esteban Muñoz turned to the philosophy of Jean-Luc Nancy to theorize what he termed as the sense of brown. In his theoretical move from feeling to sense, Muñoz accounts for the onto-poetics of latinidad, what he called brownness. For Muñoz, if queerness is always on the horizon and not-yet-here, brownness is situated in the here-and-now as the materiality of everyday life. While others have taken up the co…
Being with José
This coauthored introduction reflects on some of the impacts of José Esteban Muñoz’s life and work-from his scholarship through his friendship and mentoring to his collaborations in intellectual and social life. The coauthors emphasize Muñoz’s commitment to both the production of minoritarian knowledge and the thought of plural singularity, or what this issue as a whole indexes with the name “Being With
Makeovers and misfits: A review of Alice Bag’s Violence Girl
Cuts and impressions: The aesthetic work of lingering inLatinidad
This article functions as both an introduction to the special issue and a larger contextualization of the intervention in relation the field of Latina/o Studies. The editors of the special issue argue that aesthetics affords the time and space within which to linger in the many questions, complexities, and problematics that crowd under the sign of latinidad. Through engagements with the contemporary political landscape, earlier articulations of t…
Notes on the Comedown
Toward the end of his short career, José Esteban Muñoz turned to the philosophy of Jean-Luc Nancy to theorize what he termed as the sense of brown. In his theoretical move from feeling to sense, Muñoz accounts for the onto-poetics of latinidad, what he called brownness. For Muñoz, if queerness is always on the horizon and not-yet-here, brownness is situated in the here-and-now as the materiality of everyday life. While others have taken up the co…
Being with José
This coauthored introduction reflects on some of the impacts of José Esteban Muñoz’s life and work-from his scholarship through his friendship and mentoring to his collaborations in intellectual and social life. The coauthors emphasize Muñoz’s commitment to both the production of minoritarian knowledge and the thought of plural singularity, or what this issue as a whole indexes with the name “Being With
Makeovers and misfits: A review of Alice Bag’s Violence Girl
Notes on the Comedown
Toward the end of his short career, José Esteban Muñoz turned to the philosophy of Jean-Luc Nancy to theorize what he termed as the sense of brown. In his theoretical move from feeling to sense, Muñoz accounts for the onto-poetics of latinidad, what he called brownness. For Muñoz, if queerness is always on the horizon and not-yet-here, brownness is situated in the here-and-now as the materiality of everyday life. While others have taken up the co…
Being with José
This coauthored introduction reflects on some of the impacts of José Esteban Muñoz’s life and work-from his scholarship through his friendship and mentoring to his collaborations in intellectual and social life. The coauthors emphasize Muñoz’s commitment to both the production of minoritarian knowledge and the thought of plural singularity, or what this issue as a whole indexes with the name “Being With
Cuts and impressions: The aesthetic work of lingering inLatinidad
This article functions as both an introduction to the special issue and a larger contextualization of the intervention in relation the field of Latina/o Studies. The editors of the special issue argue that aesthetics affords the time and space within which to linger in the many questions, complexities, and problematics that crowd under the sign of latinidad. Through engagements with the contemporary political landscape, earlier articulations of t…
Latino , the Word
This brief meditation on Latino the word underscores a politics of loss at play in the emergence of the new term Latinx. The term Latinx reveals how a performance of negation, identified in the very telling word no in Latino/Chicano, takes seriously the ex-factor marking the collective phenomenon known as latinidad. If the shifts from o to o/a to @ and now x are about political inclusion, it is not through liberal incorporation but through the in…
The Impossible Latinx Future
Research Article| September 01 2020 The Impossible Latinx Future: Listening to Selena’s Voice and Nothing More Joshua Javier Guzmán Joshua Javier Guzmán Joshua Javier Guzmán is assistant professor in the Department of Gender Studies at UCLA. He received his PhD in performance studies at New York University and is a former University of California President’s Postdoctoral Fellow from UC Berkeley’s Department of Gender and Women’s Studies. He co-ed…
“Ahí está la diferencia, en el joke…”: El joke Pijao como actante en el proceso de recuperación de Ima
A través de la exploración etnográfica-colaborativa y testimonial del concepto de joke (‘monte o selva virgen’), se analiza cómo los indígenas Pijaos del Resguardo Indígena San Antonio de Calarma (Tolima, Colombia) hacen frente a las dinámicas colonialistas del capitalismo relacionadas con el territorio. Históricamente el municipio de San Antonio hizo parte del proceso de colonización cafetera que se dio en Colombia desde mediados del siglo XIX, …
A Mind Receptive to Thoughts
Latin American and Latino Studies (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · History (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Linguistics (2 works) · Media studies (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works)