Chomsky-Hitchens Debate

The Chomsky-Hitchens Debate refers to a discussion between linguist Noam Chomsky and journalist Christopher Hitchens, focusing on topics like politics, ethics, and the role of intellectuals in society. It showcases two contrasting perspectives: Chomsky, known for his critical stance on U.S. foreign policy and advocacy for social justice, and Hitchens, a vocal critic of religion and proponent of atheism, who often supported military intervention for humanitarian reasons. Their debate highlights the complexities of morality, the consequences of power, and the responsibilities of individuals in addressing global issues.