Noam Chomsky was referenced in your chapter -- in the discussion about language. I just thought you'd be interested in this article about him.
http://www.salon.com/2012/02/11/book_event_with_noam_chomsky/singleton/
I hope that this was the right website for Noam Chomsky cause I did not see much there to read about him. However I did look into the website and find it very interesting on how he is going to give the keynote address at the Bill of Rights dinner.
I would like to also use this blog page to say that I was really interested in the section on Darwinism. I find the entire theory of evolution amazing because it greatly relates to the field of Zoology which is what I want to go into. I honestly did not know how much more there was to his philosophies and theories until reading this chapter. He really goes above and beyond with his thoughts on evolution and really tries to cover all angles, while also including input on many other topics as well.
I hope that this was the right website for Noam Chomsky cause I did not see much there to read about him. However I did look into the website and find it very interesting on how he is going to give the keynote address at the Bill of Rights dinner.
ReplyDeleteI would like to also use this blog page to say that I was really interested in the section on Darwinism. I find the entire theory of evolution amazing because it greatly relates to the field of Zoology which is what I want to go into. I honestly did not know how much more there was to his philosophies and theories until reading this chapter. He really goes above and beyond with his thoughts on evolution and really tries to cover all angles, while also including input on many other topics as well.