University of Pennsylvania graduate Noam Chomsky remains a
prolific linguist, writer, and analyst amongst American academic circles, if
not throughout the world. His contributions to the sciences, both cognitive and
political, have birthed a renaissance of discourse on the nature of
communication, imperialism, and political economy. Chomsky attributed the
ad-vent of his radicalism to the Vietnam war, where in 1975, he stated that,
“efforts will be de-voted to obscuring the history of the war and the domestic
resistance to it.” Let’s take a closer look at the man who reshaped and
invigorated public discussion on the modern-day American empire:
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