Samenbundeling van vier werken van de Amerikaanse taalkundige met vraaggesprekken over uiteenlopende onderwerpen.
How the world works
by Chomsky, Noam, Barsamian, David, Naiman, Arthur
fromReal stories series (Soft Skull Press)
According to The New York Times, Noam Chomsky is ?arguably the most important intellectual alive." But he isn't easy to read . . . or at least he wasn't until these books came along. Made up of intensively edited speeches and interviews, they offer something not found anywhere e…
Terrorism: theirs and ours
by Barsamian, David, Ahmad, Eqbal
fromOpen media pamphlet series
Bokens første del tar et oppgjør med Amerikas ytterliggående politikk mot utenlandske ledere gjennom flere år og diskuterer rundt problemstillingen om at gårsdagens terrorist kan få heltestatus over natten og omvendt. I bokens første del sees uttrykkene "terrorist" og "frihetskj…
Terrorism: theirs & ours
by Barsamian, David, Ahmad, Eqbal
fromOpen media pamphlet series
Terrorism: theirs and ours
by Barsamian, David, Ahmad, Eqbal
fromOpen media pamphlet series
Discusses the term "terrorist" in comparison to "freedom fighter," as the two concepts are perceived in American politics, and offers the author's comments on his return from a trip to Afghanistan to interview Osama bin Laden.
Terrorism: theirs and ours
by Barsamian, David, Ahmad, Eqbal
fromOpen media pamphlet series
Terrorism: theirs and ours
by Barsamian, David, Ahmad, Eqbal
fromOpen media pamphlet series
Terrorism: theirs & ours
by Barsamian, David, Ahmad, Eqbal
fromOpen media pamphlet series
In 1985, President Ronald Reagan received a group of bearded turban-wearing men who looked like they came from another century. After receiving them in the White House, Reagan spoke to the press, referring to his foreign guests as "freedom fighters." These were the Afghan mujahi…