Objectivity and Liberal Scholarship

Written while the Vietnam War was raging, Objectivity and Liberal Scholarship is divided into two sections: US foreign policy in Asia in the 1960s, and Spanish anarchism in the 1930s. Chomsky draws these two topics together by quoting scholars and journalists, showing their bias against popular revolutionary movements, and condemns liberal ideology for supporting U.S. imperial adventures.

Chomsky draws these two topics together by quoting scholars and journalists, showing their bias against popular revolutionary movements. He uses their own words to show their bias.