From: OOTSONATI-AT-aol.com Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2000 14:21:17 EDT Subject: Re: Chomsky... In a message dated 4/12/00 1:57:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time, dsidnt-AT-hotmail.com writes: << Okay, I'll admit Chomsky is dry and boring. But he gets his point across ( at least to me), and sometimes I think that we must suffer through such complicated, dull writing to gain an understanding of the subject. >> I actually find his writting quiet interesting. I could see why people not interested in the subject would find him boring though. <<Since reading Chomsky I find reading other political work a bit easier.>> He's actually one of the few I could get into. I bought a book of Bakunin's collected writtings, which were gathered and edited by G. P. Maximoff, 2 years ago, and never could get passed the first few pages. It still sits on my shelf gathering dust. I never could get into Marx either, but I don't feel like im missing much there. I do find Goldman to be a pretty interesting read, and what I've read of Kropotkin's, "Appeal to the Young", was good. I haven't tried Proudhon yet, but hope to get a chance soon. Peace OOT
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