Professor Kozlowski Lectures

Benjamin Kozlowski
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Professor Kozlowski lectures on various subjects in Philosophy, Theology, and the Humanities. For a list of courses and projects, visit his website at: https://professorkozlowski.wordpress.com/

  1. 28. Mai

    Propaganda in a Liberal Democracy

    Today we discuss Jason Stanley's How Propaganda Works - a book I've been reading on-and-off since the History of Social Thought class, but which seems more important and relevant every day. ⁠Please support my work through Patreon⁠ Check out our sister channel: Professor Kozlowski Lecture Notes ⁠And check out my other projects on my website

    1 Std. 56 Min.

  2. 18. Mai

    Professor Kozlowski Lecture NOTES?!

    Shamelessly promoting our new paid sister channel, Professor Kozlowski Lecture Notes, where you can find our discussions of V for Vendetta, Watchmen, Sandman, and all the rest of our forthcoming research into "A Brief History of British Magick" and beyond. You can also listen along by joining the Patreon - paid patrons get access to all Notes recordings without paying for each lecture individually. It's a BARGAIN!

    3 Min.

  3. 13. Mai

    A Statement of Intent in 2026

    Today Professor Kozlowski does some long-overdue housekeeping. We'll talk about our ambitions for the future, specifically our project on The History of British Magick for the summer of 2026, and how we might get paid doing it - as well as the usual pleas for Patreon subscriptions and other contributions. (Like, Share, Subscribe!) Please support my work through Patreon And check out my other projects on my website

    2 Std. 26 Min.

  4. 19. März

    Biblical Politics - A Primer

    The Bible is a long, difficult text with many apparent conflicts, especially when it comes to a believer's responsibilities to secular government. Here we will look at the seven most obvious models of political participation in the Bible, and try to reach a theology of Godly government. This lecture is intentionally brief (at least by Professor Kozlowski standards), in the interest of clarity and ease of access. If you think it might start some productive conversations, please share it with those who might benefit from hearing it - but be careful: words may be more dangerous than they appear in 2026. Some may be interested in peaceful disagreements; others may only pretend to be; others still may react with violence. Use your discretion. If you are interested in the more robust version of this discussion, with all the direct quotes and references put back in, I recommend my lectures on Politics and the Bible, Medieval Christian Political Philosophy, Conservatism, Communism and Anarchism, and Activism. Just because I don't always show my work doesn't mean I'm not doing it. If you're interested in my other projects, check out my website: ProfessorKozlowski.wordpress.com If you want to support what I'm doing, please consider contributing to my Patreon: patreon.com/professorkozlowski

    36 Min.

  5. 10. Feb.

    Faust Scenes 10-19

    Professor Kozlowski finally reaches plot development in Goethe's Faust, Part One.  He discusses Margareta as a character, Faust's (and the audience's) relationship to her, and the looming sense of destruction hanging over everyone.  What could go wrong?

    1 Std. 31 Min.

  6. 5. Jan.

    Gatsby's party sucked.

    Professor Kozlowski, introvert and buzzkill extraordinaire, poops on that most famous of lavish, extravagant parties: the one thrown by Gatsby in Chapter 3 of The Great Gatsby. A century of interpreters have mythologized this party as a symbol of doomed American innocence and romance - an innocence Hollywood and the Trump administration seem determined to re-create. Are we right to idolize the rich, raucous world of Gatsby's roaring twenties - or does the party just suck? To see what other literary classics Professor Kozlowski can ruin for you, check out his website: ProfessorKozlowski.wordpress.com If you want to contribute to Professor Kozlowski's war on fun, please consider his Patreon: patreon.com/professorkozlowski

    2 Std. 36 Min.

  7. 20.09.2025

    History of Social Thought - Debrief

    Professor Kozlowski wraps up his study of political philosophy by discussing the ups and downs of the project, summarizing some of the most important findings, and musing about the future (which will hopefully contain less Hobbes). If you're interested in Professor Kozlowski's other online projects or want to keep up with his work, visit his website: professorkozlowski.wordpress.com If you would like to contribute to Professor Kozlowski's work, please visit his Patreon: patreon.com/ProfessorKozlowski Donations are always appreciated, and mean more time devoted to online projects instead of paid classes! If you'd like to contact Professor Kozlowski directly, use: profbkozlowski2@gmail.com

    1 Std. 2 Min.

  8. 20.09.2025

    Language and Propaganda

    Professor Kozlowski concludes his series on political philosophy with a look at the nature of propaganda and its (often-unnoticed) effect on language. By examining the ideas of George Orwell's "Politics and the English Language," Harry Frankfurt's "On Bullshit," and Jason Stanley's How Propaganda Works, we aspire to reach a deeper understanding of how language can serve, insidiously and invisibly, as propaganda. Finally, by examining some excerpts of Amartya Sen's The Idea of Justice, we can see how we can clarify and combat these efforts to confuse and confound our discussions of justice and political decency.

    1 Std. 44 Min.
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Professor Kozlowski lectures on various subjects in Philosophy, Theology, and the Humanities. For a list of courses and projects, visit his website at: https://professorkozlowski.wordpress.com/

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    Benjamin Kozlowski
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    2020 - 2026
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