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This Mini Explainer introduces The Chomsky–Foucault Debate: On Human Nature, focusing on a foundational disagreement about whether human behavior and justice are grounded in innate biological structures or produced through historical systems of power.

Chomsky emphasizes universal cognitive capacities and moral instincts as the basis for justice and resistance. Foucault counters that such concepts are shaped by institutions, knowledge systems, and power relations. This explainer highlights how different definitions of “human nature” lead to different approaches to politics, reform, and social change.

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