Notes with Robert Barsky

from Notes from Nash · host Farouk Ramzan

Notes from Nash is a long-form conversation show that’s all about exploring ideas, concepts, and understanding one another better by having experts and other brilliant folks join us every other Monday. This week’s guest was professor of French literature, law, and long-time friend of Noam Chomsky, Prof. Robert Barsky. The following is what we explored: Chomsky’s revolution in linguistics Pedagogy Skiing Passion/reason dichotomy Human nature and anarchism How to find your mentor in life

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