Chomsky and no social science theory

[Charles Brown]

|| More Chomsky, from the Frontline interview: "n fact, there is almost

 || nothing in the social sciences that ought to be called a theory.

 || Human affairs are too complicated."

 ||

 || How can you think and talk without theories, even ones you don't

 || recognize as such?

 ||

 || Doug

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CB: Notice that natural science is heavily invested in "laws".  So, natural science theory is built on a metaphor of jurisprudence, a social science, not to mention that "THEOry" must be rooted in "THEOlogy".