Objectivity And Liberal Scholarship
Written while the Vietnam War was raging, Chomsky condemns liberal ideology for supporting U.S. imperial adventures in Southeast Asia during the 1960s. Similar ideological blinders distort the work of scholars who analyze earlier conflicts. Chomsky’s critique of historians of the Spanish Revolution and Civil War leads to a stirring account of that libertarian struggle in the late 1930s.
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