Politics and Language | Noam Chomsky | Talks at Google
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Noam Chomsky gives a Talks at Google lecture covering his work on politics and language. It touches on his linguistic theory, including universal grammar, alongside his political criticism.
HN commenters point to it as an easy-to-grasp introduction to Chomsky's ideas on universal grammar and the language faculty.
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3 comments from Hacker News
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Noam Chomsky @ Harvard - Propaganda and Control of The Public Mind link And here is his recent talk at Google... Google Talk: ▶ this video
Pinker seems to be on the other end of the academic spectrum from the SWH. For those who don't know linguistics, Chomsky was the driving force in modern linguistics. Last week I stumbled across this video, the first 15 minutes or so of such are a pretty good, easy to grasp intro to his ideas on universal grammar and the language faculty: ▶ this video