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Democracy At Work – Jan 18, 2021 [S11 E02] Noam Chomsky on Prospects & Tasks as 2021 Begins This week, Professor Wolff gives updates on President-elect Biden’s economic advisor “team”, how Argentina’s women’s movement leads the defeat of the government … Continue reading →

roy danovitch– Apr 3, 2013 On January 25, Professor Chomsky sat down with Roy Danovitch to discuss Education, Creativity, and Democracy.

The Brainwaves Video Anthology– May 26, 2015 Noam Chomsky is an eminent American theoretical linguist, cognitive scientist and philosopher, who radically changed the arena of linguistics by assuming language as a uniquely human, biologically based cognitive capacity. He suggested that … Continue reading →

Harvard Law School– Dec 1, 2020 On Nov. 20, Noam Chomsky, Laureate Professor of Linguistics at the University of Arizona and Institute Professor Emeritus at MIT, spoke to first-year students at Harvard Law School about prospects for a better tomorrow. … Continue reading →

Jacobin Jan 12, 2021 On Jacobin’s original series Weekends, guest Noam Chomsky discusses where the US left goes after the pandemic and the Trump years. Tune into Weekends every Saturday at 1 PM ET on this channel.

Democracy At Work– Jan 18, 2021 [S11 E02] Noam Chomsky on Prospects & Tasks as 2021 Begins This week, Professor Wolff gives updates on President-elect Biden’s economic advisor “team”, how Argentina’s women’s movement leads the defeat of the government and … Continue reading →

Chomsky’s Philosophy Apr 23, 2017 Source: https://livestream.com/nypl/events/72…

Rage Against the Machine Oct 30, 2019 From The Battle of Mexico City – ”Interview with Noam Chomsky”

Al Jazeera English Mar 2, 2017 According to American linguist and political activist, Noam Chomsky, media operate through 5 filters: ownership, advertising, the media elite, flak and the common enemy.

RegisUniLibrary Feb 20, 2013 Interview with Noam Chomsky on May 22, 2012, at M.I.T. Cambridge, MA conducted by Chris Steele (Filmed/Edited by Dan Banta and Trenton Cotten, translated by Christina Castaneda).