Noam Chomsky's Linguistic Philosophy: Syntactic Structures, Language and Mind

Noam Chomsky is known as one of the most influential academics in the 20th century. Yet, half of his academic story is brushed over. And in many ways, for decent reasons: his analysis of political economy and media relations has influenced left-thinkers for decades, but in consequence of this, his study of language and mental structures that support said language, has been brushed over. Here we explore Chomsky's linguistic philosophy, his influences in the philosophical canon, and how philosophy has shaped his linguistics. This entire channel is funded by you all. If this channel is something you enjoy, supporting keeps it alive. You'll recieve early access to videos, exclusive content, discord access, editing tutorials, and more!   / epochphilosophy   Same exact perks if you prefer to support via the YouTube member section:    / @epochphilosophy   If you want to support the channel for free, use the amazon affiliate link, this helps us IMMENSELY: https://amzn.to/32hdeQB Socials: Twitter►   / epochphilosophy   Instagram►   / epochphilosophy   Timestamp: Chomsky as an Intellectual: 0:00 Chomsky's Lingual Backdrop: 3:15 Merging Within Philosophy: 8:34 A Message: 14:26