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A review by vincenthowland
Notes on Anarchism by Noam Chomsky
4.0
Noam's a comforting writer with his clear argumentation and judicious use of the word "like", as always.
Analysis of how capitalism is actually the opposite of freedom and "libertarianism" as perceived by liberal philosophers and economists was very compelling, as was Noam's mythbusting about the Spanish Civil War: although that section morphs into critical analysis of the work of Gabriel Jackson, not exactly top-of-mind for the book's main subject.
Probably better places to read the compiled sections (like, in the books they're from).
Analysis of how capitalism is actually the opposite of freedom and "libertarianism" as perceived by liberal philosophers and economists was very compelling, as was Noam's mythbusting about the Spanish Civil War: although that section morphs into critical analysis of the work of Gabriel Jackson, not exactly top-of-mind for the book's main subject.
Probably better places to read the compiled sections (like, in the books they're from).