I have strong inclinations into philosophy, science and fuck-late-stage-capitalism. I would like to delve into Choamsky, but have no clue where to start since the dude has over 150 books ranging from linguistics to analytical philosophy, geopolitics and economics. Is there a couple of core books in his writing? Or a book that summarizes previos outings? Books so dense that are not recommended for the uninitiated? Any advice is greatly appreciated ˙ᵕ˙
by iinntt
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I can’t comment on his linguistic career, someone else will have to tell you.
I’d say you want to read most of whats included in The Essential Chomsky as well as Manufacturing Consent. After that, it’s just a matter of him repeating the same big ideas with new details from subsequent US politics and foreign policy.