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His most famous accomplishment in [[linguistics]] is the theory of [[generative grammar]], which he established in his [[1957]] book ''Syntactic Structures''. His theory formed the basis of the school of [[generative linguistics]]. | His most famous accomplishment in [[linguistics]] is the theory of [[generative grammar]], which he established in his [[1957]] book ''Syntactic Structures''. His theory formed the basis of the school of [[generative linguistics]]. | ||
In politics, he is known for his [[ | In politics, he is known for his [[libertarian socialism|libertarian socialist]] [[ideology]] and his opposition to United States [[foreign policy]] and big [[corporation]]s. | ||
[[Category:CZ Live|Chomsky, Noam]] | [[Category:CZ Live|Chomsky, Noam]] | ||
[[Category:Linguistics Workgroup|Chomsky, Noam]] | [[Category:Linguistics Workgroup|Chomsky, Noam]] | ||
[[Category:Politics Workgroup|Chomsky, Noam]] | [[Category:Politics Workgroup|Chomsky, Noam]] | ||
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Noam Chomsky (born December 27th, 1928) is an American linguist and political theorist as well as a professor emeritus at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
His most famous accomplishment in linguistics is the theory of generative grammar, which he established in his 1957 book Syntactic Structures. His theory formed the basis of the school of generative linguistics.
In politics, he is known for his libertarian socialist ideology and his opposition to United States foreign policy and big corporations.