Bad News: Noam Chomsky Archive

If you're a fan of Noam Chomsky and a Monkeyfist reader, then you've probably noticed that we regularly apply Chomsky's framework to our interests, especially computer technology and media criticism.

Chomsky's political work is rich in explanatory power; and, while he's not the only thinker whose work we use and admire -- Marilyn Frye, Ed Herman, bell hooks, Bernard Boxill, Peter Singer, W.E.B. DuBois, Howard Zinn, John Rawls, Andrea Dworkin, and Herbert Schiller come to mind -- you can do much worse than looking at the world through the framework Chomsky offers.

So when Monkeyfist got a chance to host the Bad News: Noam Chomsky Archive, we were happy to make more of Chomsky's work accessible in one place. The Bad News archive provides a helpful supplement, to both the range of Chomsky texts in print, as well as to Z Magazine's Chomsky Archive.

If you're not yet sure what to think about corporate media, the role of the public intellectual, US imperialism abroad, the political economy of US capitalism, and much more, you should read widely among the Bad News archive. It's full of tools and treasures.