
Chomsky for Beginners
David CogswellChomsky for Beginners
Illustrated by Paul Gordon
October 1, 1996Graphic novel153 pages
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Noam Chomsky is a noted linguist and media critic, the most quoted living author on earth, and an oft-cited source for name-droppers. Chomsky's message is simple: huge corporations run the US, the world, both US political parties and the mainstream US media. Chomsky For Beginners fills readers in on the man, his beliefs and his following in a humorous and insightful presentation which includes an exclusive interview with the maverick genius.
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