I am an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of San Diego. If you are student in one of my classes you can access the course content here.
I am interested in meaning, intentions, archaeology, and adornment. At the moment I am working on papers in philosophy of language, philosophy of archaeology and on a book project on meaning in bodily adornment. The book is under contract with Bloomsbury. A post I wrote for Aesthetics for Birds on the book material is here. You can see my conference presentations and other events here. You can follow me on twitter here.
I received my PhD from the Graduate Center, City University of New York in August 2017. My dissertation was supervised by Noël Carroll. Prior to beginning my doctorate, I received my BA from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and taught English at a lycée in the Académie de Versailles, France.
I recently wrote a piece for Aeon-Psyche about archaeological interpretation. In the piece I discuss a 10-day archaeological dig in Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico I participated in through the University of Miami in 2019. Photos from that trip can be viewed here. I am looking forward to teaching Philosophy of Archaeology in Paris in the summer of 2022, through the USD study abroad program.
I participate in a weekly philosophy of film club based at the University of Miami with film critics and faculty from around the world. In addition to my scholarly activities, I often paint and draw. You can see my work here.
I am the faculty advisor for the philosophy club at USD, Everthinkers. If you would like to learn more about the club you can follow them on the Everthinkers Instagram, or join the club, and be added to the mailing list of events, on their ToreroOrgs page.
Marilynn H. Johnson, PhD
Assistant Professor
Department of Philosophy
University of San Diego
5998 Alcala Park
San Diego, CA 92110
Email: marilynnjohnson@sandiego.edu
Website: johnson.commons.gc.cuny.edu
Twitter @marilynnjohnsn
Office Hours: calendly.com/marilynnjohnson
University of San Diego Philosophy Department Website
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