Dr. Jason Del Gandio is a professor, public educator, and engaged intellectual with expertise in social justice (activism and social movements) and collective energy (vibes).
His scholarship draws from critical/interpretive methodologies and operates at the intersections of rhetoric (message and audience), philosophy (reasoning and systems of thought), and performance (embodiment and aesthetics). He is a Professor of Instruction in the Department of Communication at Temple University.
Dr. Del Gandio has appeared on television, radio, and numerous podcasts. He has been quoted in the likes of the New York Times and Philadelphia Inquirer. And he gives talks and workshops for a variety of audiences.
He has written on such topics as civil disobedience, spontaneous mass revolt, autonomy, precarity, neoliberalism, performance art, popular culture, counterculture, nonhuman liberation, bodily knowledge, and the construction of reality.
His writings have appeared in CounterPunch, Truth-out.org, Radical Philosophy Review, New Political Science, PhaenEx, Dissident Voice, Lumpen Magazine, and the Journal of Aesthetics and Protest.
