Books by Noam Chomsky
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review 1: I used to be utterly blown away and inspired by Chomsky, now the more I read the more I'm constantly reminded how preoccupied, almost obsessed, with his own country of America, occasionally to the detriment of the bigger picture.What he says, I by and large agree strongly with, i...
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review 1: Consisting of 3 separate books slapped together, it tries to cover Chomsky's views on power, corporatism, media, and US external policy among other topics. Although many details and cases are different from those in "Understanding power" it follows the same structure - excerpts f...
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review 1: I wasn't able to finish this book because I had to return it to the library but I'm a big fan of Noam Chomsky and this book doesn't disappoint. The interview format makes Chomsky's deep thoughts easy to read. If more people in the American government would listen to him, we'd be ...
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review 1: It's a light book.I like reading and watching Chomsky. A lot of people would think his a follower of conspiracy theories, or has an active imagination, but the truth is he's not. To people living in the Middle East (and I'd imagine elsewhere that's not North America & Europe) he'...
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review 1: Insightful as it is, Chomsky contradicts himself while suggesting organistion (which i think correspoonds to centralization as well) to the labor and otherwise unions by saying that consistency is significant thing the unions need; at the same time he suggest, however, that there...