Chomsky at MIT: Between the war scientists and the anti-war students, by Chris Knight
It is now fifty years since Noam Chomsky published his celebrated article, 'The Responsibility of Intellectuals'.* Few other writings had a greater impact on the turbulent political atmosphere on US campuses in the 1960s. The essay launched Chomsky's political career as the world's most intransigent and cogent critic of US foreign policy - a position he has held to this day.
Understanding the Labyrinth: Noam Chomsky's science and politics - Bruce Nevin
A review of Chris Knight, ‘Decoding Chomsky: Science and Revolutionary Politics’. Yale University Press, to be published on September 15, 2016
Noam Chomsky: reading guide
Noam Chomsky is such a prolific writer that it is hard to know where to start when reading his writings. What’s more, useful criticisms of these writings can be difficult to find among all the largely useless right-wing comments on the internet. So here is a list of Chomsky’s major - largely political - writings followed by a list of the more useful critiques of his thought. Please suggest any others that we've missed.
Democracy restored - Noam Chomsky
November 1994 article by Noam Chomsky on the restoration of democracy and the effective US intervention in Haiti.