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Noam Chomsky

Noam Chomsky, a linguist at the Massachussetts Institute of Technology, revolutionized linguistics with his innatist theory of language, but he is perhaps best known for his left wing political views. Although rarely receiving much attention from mainstream media, Chomsky is an icon on college campuses and within the radical political movement which formed from the ashes of the New Left.

There is plenty of material on the web about Chomsky, but unfortunately almost all of it is bland hero worship which ignores the fact that while Chomsky is certainly right about many things, he is wrong about numerous others and is ultimately not all that far from those he subjects to intense scrutiny and criticism.

This page contains original essays pointing out some of Chomsky’s factual errors and his tendency to not apply the same standards to the Left that he applies (for the most part correctly) to the Right.

Articles on this site about Chomsky:

Resources on other web sites:
Note: I do not endorse or necessarily even agree with the views expressed by the authors below, especially on the Cambodia issue, but you can judge for yourself.

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May 15, 2008



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