Chomsky and the evolution of language Noam Chomsky recently appeared on the Skeptically Speaking podcast to discuss the evolution of language. This got me thinking about the…
Esperanto and Anarchism This text is an expanded version of an article written by Will Firth for the Lexikon der Anarchie, Verlag Schwarzer Nachtschatten, Plön 1998. The…
The language of labouring reveals its tortured roots An article by Jeremy Seabrook that originally appeared in the Comment is Free that analyses the etymological roots of the word "work" in various…
'How Noam Chomsky’s World Works', by David Hawkes Noam Chomsky's political writings are extremely useful for any understanding of the crimes of US imperialism. But his scientific work, whose…
Noam Chomsky: Politics or Science? For over fifty years, Noam Chomsky has been exposing the crimes of the United States military across the world. Less well known is the fact that…
Sometimes it feels like Blog post about lacking vocabulary to talk about important economic changes we've experienced, and how that lack of vocabulary hurts us.
Making our languages for politics Nate Hawthorne on the libertarian communist milieu and the language we use.
Armed struggles metaphors and a right-wing structure of feeling Article on political metaphors and imagery
A slice of an assembly and some interventions by the Metropolitan Indians A L'Europeo article, presumably around '77, containing coverage of an assembly and interviews with…
Interview with Noam Chomsky in 'Radical Anthropology' (2008) From Radical Anthropology issue 2. "Noam Chomsky ranks among the leading intellectual figures of…
Noam Chomsky: The new Galileo? Part of marxist anthropologist Chris Knight's long-running examination of Noam Chomsky. "Language is peculiar. No other species has anything…