Chomsky And Me A Memoir - Bev Boisseau Stohl

Bev Stohl Ran The Mit Office Of The Renowned Linguist And Social Critic Noam Chomsky For Nearly Two And A Half Decades. This Is Her Account Of Those Years, Working Next To A Man Described By The York Times As Arguably The Most Important Intellectual Alive Today. Through These Pages We Observe The Comings And Goings Of A Constant And Varied Stream Of Visitors: The Historian Howard Zinn; Activists Alex Carey, Peggy Duff, And Dorie Ladner; The Inventor Of The World Wide Web, Tim Berners Lee; Actors Catherine Keener And Wallace Shawn; The Writer Norman Mailer; Gaggles Of Fourteen-year-old School Students, And The Worlds Leading Linguists.