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Peter Rojas: Blogger at Large
Engadget founder Peter Rojas on blogging, social networking on technology's horizons.
The Internet
Peter Rojas: Blogger at Large
Engadget founder Peter Rojas on blogging, social networking on technology's horizons.
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Foreign Policy
The Israel Lobby
Stephen Walt and Nicholas Lemann square off.
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Theater & Film
How do great actors stay great?
Bonnie Timmerman, one of Hollywood's most powerful casting agents talks about star power.
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Faith & Beliefs
Making Sense of It All
The Fundamentals of Fundamentalism
How should the Bible be interpreted?
Stewards of the Earth
Identity
A Life After Death: Ayaan Hirsi Ali
Dual Identity
Seeing Double
Who is Ireland?
Inspiration
On muses, lightbulbs, and process
Growing Up Poor
The Poets' Poets
How do poets compose?
Life & Death
The Right to Die
A Poet Watching Time Pass
Facing Death in War
What is the measure of a good life?
Love & Happiness
Leaving Your Mark
Untying the Gay Marriage Knot
Intimacy and Aging
Why Love Matters
Outlook & the Future
See You On Mars
What's the forecast?
How will this age be remembered?
Optimism or Hope?
Truth & Justice
What is justice?
What is torture?
Where do human rights come from?
Race Matters
Wisdom
Ask Yourself
Words of Wisdom
Arts & Culture
Do Americans read enough poetry?
Big Literary Salon
What catches your eye?
The Globalization of Art
Business & Economics
Jagdish Bhagwati: A Flat World?
A Different Take on the Subprime Crisis
Muhammad Yunus: The Poor Man's Banker
Argyle Executive Forum
History
What would the Founding Fathers think?
Human Evolution
Oh, The Places We'll Go
What is human nature?
Media & the Press
The Media Today
Can newspapers hobble on?
Is the media to blame for Britney's troubles?
The New Yorker: Lonely at the Top
Philanthropy
The $100 Billion Question
Was Robin Hood right?
Policy & Politics
Is Health Care a Public Good?
How has Washington changed?
Senator Arlen Specter on the Issues
Was NAFTA a good idea?
Rest & Diversions
The Aspen Ideas Festival
Training Young Soccer Stars
What is Big Think?
Sharon Gannon: On the Yogic Path
Science & Technology
Real Life?
The Risks of Innovation
Technology in Perspective
Politics 2.0
The World
Parag Khanna and the Second World
Where are the new oil booms?
What are today's big issues?
Chomsky Takes on the World
CATEGORIES
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10 QUESTIONS
This week, BigThink is exploring the Next American Experience. To do that, we asked our experts to look both forward and back. Here's some ideas to get you started.
1 | David McCullough - Historian; Author
Re: Do Americans misunderstand the Founding Fathers?
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2 | Melissa Harris Lacewell - Professor, Princeton University
Re: What is the state of democracy in the United States?
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3 | David Kennedy - Professor of History, Stanford University
Participating in Our Democracy
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4 | C.K. Williams - Poet
Poetry and the Iraq War
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5 | Nadine Strossen - President, ACLU
Re: What should Americans be most concerned about?
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6 | Howard Zinn - Historian
Howard Zinn on Democracy in America
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7 | Michael Eric Dyson - Professor, Georgetown University; Author
Michael Eric Dyson: An Accurate American History
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8 | Stephen Carter - Professor, Yale Law School; Novelist
Re: What is democracy?
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9 | Jon Meacham - Editor, Newsweek
Re: What forces have shaped America most?
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10 | Jim Lehrer - Journalist; Anchor, The NewsHour (PBS)
America's Place in the World
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