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The philosophy, work & influences of Noam Chomsky
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 Necessary Illusions: Thought control in democratic societies.

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From: Mona [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 09, 1998 4:28 AM
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Subject: [CHOMSKY] Books


I have been intrigued by Chomsky's ideas for several years.  Actually, I
had a professor in college in the mid 70's who talked about him a bit, but
I felt that he had died or stopped writing because I NEVER heard of him in
the mainstream media.  I was surprised a few years ago to see him on a
cable news channel giving a presentation.  Not only was he alive, but he
was much younger than I had imagined.  He must have been making quite a bit
of noise at a very young age.

I would love to begin delving deeper into Chomsky's ideas.  I went to the
bookstore a few days ago and found about a half dozen books authored or
co-authored by him.  What's a good one to start with?  I'd appreciate any
recommendations, not only which book, but why.

Thank you,

Mona

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