Thanks for visiting my site. My name is Dr. Jason J. Campbell. I am an Assistant Professor of Conflict Resolution & Philosophy at Nova Southeastern University in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. You can access my departmental webpage here.

I have dedicated my life to free global education. My youtube channel is a reflection of the enormous effort and time that I spend researching and preparing free virtual lectures for a global audience. I believe that education is power, which is precisely why I am committed to the idea of social empowerment through education.

I am also the executive director and founder of the Institute for Genocide Awareness and Applied Research (IGAAR). IGAAR is a 501 (c) 3 NGO committed to raising awareness about genocide and intervening on behalf for those targeted for extermination.

You can watch many of my free lectures by clicking any of the links below.

Check my Youtube Channel for the Most Recent Videos.

Topics

This is a lecture series on Occupy Wall Street and an Introduction to Social Theory.

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Max Horkheimer, Notes on Science and the Crisis, productive powers, Means of Production, Profits, economic crisis, skilled workers, material resources, scientism, underclass, 1%, 99%, co-opted, financial, technological innovation, weaponized, human wretchedness, global economic system, historical process, demands, Social Theory: The Multicultural and Classic Readings, force relations, social hegemonies, institutions, multiplicity, protesters, Power, nonegalitarian, exteriority, social body, Michel Foucault, nonsubjective, resistance, plurality, On Individuality and Social Forms, Nexus, detachment, attachment, spatial boundaries, stranger, public spaces, mobility, Objectivity, participation, Hegemony and Social Strategy: Towards a Radical Democratic Politics, Chantal Mouffe, Ernesto LaClau, .liberal-conservatism, Jean-Jacques Rousseau's, A Discourse on Inequality, inequality, hierarchic, neighborhood schools, Essentialist Apriorism, Classism, Economism, The End of Ideology, levers, socialization, OWS, marketplace of ideas, Stride Toward FreedomThe Power of Nonviolent Action,

Section Numbers Correspond to Section Numbers in the Lecture Notes

[Section 1.0: Videos 1-13], [Section 2.0: 14-18], [Section 2.1: 19-23], [Section 2.2: 24-29], [Section 3.0: 30-34], [Section 3.1: 35-41], [Section 4.0: 42-44], [Section 4.1: 45-48],       

Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Natural Laws, Positive laws, Three Generations, liberté, freedom from, freedom to, égalité, liberté, UDHR, first, second, third, fraternité, Globalization, Karl Polanyi, Democratic Peace Theory, transnational corporations, TNC, Literal Denial, torture, Interpretative, Implicatory, United Nations Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, just desert, Landau Commission Report, general security services, gss, Enhanced interrogation , Dana Priest Barton Gellman, David B. Rivkin Jr., Lee A. Casey, Charter of the International Military Tribunal, 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees and the 1967 Protocol, refugee, International Labor Organization, Convention Number 107, ILO Convention Number 169, Bretton Woods System, Indigenous Populations, The 1966 International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, The World Food Program, International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights 1966, Subsistence, Consumption vs. Cash Crops, World Food Summit, kulaks, International Convention on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights

Section Numbers Correspond to Section Numbers in the Lecture Notes

[Section 1.0: Videos 1-7], [Section 2.0: 8-13], [Section 3.0: 14-19], [Section 4.0: 20-25], [Section 4.1: 26-29], [Section 4.2: 29-31], [Section 5.0: 32-35], [Section 5.1: 36-39],         [Section 5.1.1: 40-43], [Section 5.2: 44-49], [Section 5.3: 50-53], [Section 5.4: 54-58],    [Section 6.0: 59-63], [Section 6.1: 64-67], [Section 7.0: 68-73], [Section 8.0: 74-77]

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This is a series on Ferdinand de Saussure's Lectures on General Linguistics

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Anthroposemiotics, Grammar, Philology, Comparative, Indo-European Languages, Neogrammarians, linguistic community, Linguist, Essay concerning human understanding, phonic, Charles Bally, Albert Sechehaye, object, Tagmemic, Tagmemes, auditory impressions, oral articulation, Principle of Classification, ta legomena, Conceptual Referents, Objectual, Speech Circuit, semiology, Signs, sound pattern, Signification, concept, signal, arbitrary, socialization, Primary Secondary Source of Meaning, signifier, semiological, ineffable, ineffability, the Letter. Lacan, token, Oneiric Rebus, Entstellung, transposition, disfigurement

Section Numbers Correspond to Section Numbers in the Lecture Notes

[Section 1.0: Videos 1-6], [Section 1.2: 7-9], [Section 1.2.2: 10-14], [Section 1.3: 15-18], [Section 1.3.2: 19-21], [Section 1.4: 28-31], [Section 2.0: 33-38], [Section 3.1-3.2: 43-48].
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This is a lecture series on the complexities of critical thinking.

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Contraries, Contradictories, Subcontraries, Subalternation, Venn diagram, Existential instantiation, Universal Affirmation, Negation, Propositions, Heuristic Modeling, Neutral, Positive, Negative, analogy, adaptability, Meta-Properties, Interwoven Arguments, Single support, Linked, Enthymemes, Premise Cluster, Diverging, Parallel, Serial, Converging, John F. Kennedy's Civil Rights Address, Nonmonotonic monotonicity, axioms, Default Reasoning, Syllogism, ABC Murder Story, Abbott, Babbitt, Cabot, Truth Maintenance Systems, Dependency Network, domain-independent,

Section Numbers Correspond to Section Numbers in the Lecture Notes

[Section 1.0: Videos 1-8], [Section 2.0: 9-18], [Section 3.0: 19-27], [Section 4.0: 28-35], [Section 4.1: 36-40]

This is a lecture series on the following theories and theoretical concepts.

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Vergangenheitsbewaltigung, Revisionist History, public memory, identity re-formation, Political, Orthodoxy, racism, racist, majority, heterodox, master-narrative, DuBois, Normative Whiteness, Colonial Master, Politics of Memory, Civil Liberties Act of 1988, Structural Violence, hybrid, Jonathan Kozol, Violence, Peace, and Peace Research, Johan Galtung, heterogeneity, Homogeneity, Hybridity, offspring, Urbanization, Segregation, Can the Subaltern Speak?, Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, Hegemony, Subaltern,Subject, Subjectivity, parasubjective culture, Class Consciousness, Vertreten, Darstellen, Alterity, Otherness, sati, “White men are saving brown women from brown men”, Poststructuralism, Deleuze, Nietzsche and Philosophy, “ideas are the effects of the meanings we learn and reproduce”, False Consciousness, Georg Lukács, Queer Theory, heterosexuality, homosexuality, The Trouble with Normal: Sex, Politics, and the Ethics of Queer Lif e, LGBTI, Durkheim, collective conscience, Gemeinschaft, Transgender, Closetedness, Sedgwick, Epistemology of the Closet, Race, Chicana, Chicano, Affirmative Action, Decolonization, Liberal Structuralism, Conservative Behaviorism, Race Matters , West, Cornel,internal colonialism, Pablo Gonzalez Casanova, Micro-level, Jonkeados, Arizona SB1070, hr4437, Occultist, RHP, White-Light, Kaivalya, Left-Hand Path, LHP, Vamachara, Tantra, Gnostic Mass,

Section Numbers Correspond to Section Numbers in the Lecture Notes

[Section 1.0: Videos 1-8], [Section 1.1: 9-14], [Section 2.0: 15-18], [Section 3.0: 19-23], [Section 4.1: 24-33], [Section 4.2: 34-38], [Section 5.0: 39-47], [Section 6.0: 48-57],         [Section 7.0: 58-67], [Section 8.0: 68-84]

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This is a lecture series on international war and terrorism.

This is a lecture series on the conceptual foundations of national and homeland security.

This is a lecture series on Martin Buber's I and Thou

This is a lecture series on the conceptual foundations of genocide.

This is a lecture series on nonmonotonic logic

This is a short lecture series on the use of reductio ad absurdum as a means of testing validity.

This is a lecture series on predicate logic, the polish notation system, nand, nor operators, and formal proofs of validity.

This is a short lecture series introducing the basic concepts of modal logic

This is a lecture series on symbolic logic

This is a lecture series on the philosophy of hip-hop.

This is a lecture series on Nietzsche's Will to Power.

This is a lecture series on 5 methods of qualitative research (1) Narrative, (2) Phenomenological, (3) Grounded Theory, (4) Participatory Action, (5) Ethnography, (6) Case Study

This is a lecture series on Immanuel Kant's Prolegomena to Any Future Metaphysics

This is a lecture series on Ayn Rand's Objectivist Epistemology

This is a short lecture series explaining the prisoner's dilemma and the problem of free riding.

This is a short lecture series on symbolic interactionism.

This is a lecture series on Paulo Freire's Pedagogy of the Oppressed

Jose Ortega y Gasset's: The Revolt of the Masses

This is a lecture series on Jose Ortega y Gasset's The Revolt of the Masses