The Idea of Universality in Linguistics and Human Rights by Noam Chomsky on Free Online Video

Noam Chomsky, Institute Professor at MIT and Elizabeth S. Spelke, Professor of Psychology Co-Director, Harvard University discuss the relationship between language and morality and their universal connection. Chomsky begins with a brief history of language and reveals how different cultures have different ideas about what is morally good. Spelke begins by linking humans together by their relationship in viewing objects and numbers, but notes that cultural differences may make humans different "fundamentally different." The lecture is a powerful and eye-opening discussion on human universality. The speakers do a great job of identifying difference by cultures and the conflicts they create. Chomsky and Spelke believe that universality holds the "remedy" to resolving these worldwide conflicts.

People Who Liked The Idea of Universality in Linguistics and Human Rights Also Liked These Free Titles:

Chomsky.info Audio N' Video
by Noam Chomsky

The Secret Government: The Constitution in Crisis
by Bill Moyers

George Soros on The Age of Fallibility
by George Soros

Free Directory

Get this free title from:

Free Stuff in These Categories

Find More Titles by

The Idea of Universality in Linguistics and Human Rights

by Noam Chomsky

Title Details

LearnOutLoud.com Review

People Who Liked The Idea of Universality in Linguistics and Human Rights Also Liked These Free Titles: