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An Era in Ideas

August 7, 2011
REview 9/11 Final Cover
  • DEATH
  • TERRORISM
  • FEAR
  • EVIL
  • ENEMIES
  • COURAGE
  • JUSTICE
  • PATRIOTISM
  • MEMORY
  • LANGUAGE
  • COOPERATION
  • RESILIENCE
  • TOLERANCE
  • SHELDON SOLOMON
  • STEVEN PINKER
  • ALEX GOUREVITCH
  • TERRY EAGLETON
  • SCOTT ATRAN
  • VICTOR DAVIS HANSON
  • MARTHA C. NUSSBAUM
  • TODD GITLIN
  • LAWRENCE WESCHLER
  • MARJORIE PERLOFF
  • RICHARD SENNETT
  • BARBARA L. FREDERICKSON
  • OMID SAFI

To mark the 10th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, The Chronicle Review asked a group of influential thinkers to reflect on some of the themes that were raised by those events and to meditate on their meaning, then and now.

The result is a portrait of the culture and ideas of a decade born in trauma, but also the beginning of a new century, with all its possibilities and problems.

Also in this special issue:
Charles Kurzman asks: Where are all the Islamic terrorists?
Evan R. Goldstein explores an oral-history archive devoted to 9/11.
Jacques Berlinerblau discovers that incomprehension was the only rational response to the attacks.
Peter van Agtmael captures images of 9/11’s aftermath.

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  • DEATH
  • TERRORISM
  • FEAR
  • EVIL
  • ENEMIES
  • COURAGE
  • JUSTICE
  • PATRIOTISM
  • MEMORY
  • LANGUAGE
  • COOPERATION
  • RESILIENCE
  • TOLERANCE
  • SHELDON SOLOMON
  • STEVEN PINKER
  • ALEX GOUREVITCH
  • TERRY EAGLETON
  • SCOTT ATRAN
  • VICTOR DAVIS HANSON
  • MARTHA C. NUSSBAUM
  • TODD GITLIN
  • LAWRENCE WESCHLER
  • MARJORIE PERLOFF
  • RICHARD SENNETT
  • BARBARA L. FREDERICKSON
  • OMID SAFI

To mark the 10th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, The Chronicle Review asked a group of influential thinkers to reflect on some of the themes that were raised by those events and to meditate on their meaning, then and now.

The result is a portrait of the culture and ideas of a decade born in trauma, but also the beginning of a new century, with all its possibilities and problems.

Also in this special issue:
Charles Kurzman asks: Where are all the Islamic terrorists?
Evan R. Goldstein explores an oral-history archive devoted to 9/11.
Jacques Berlinerblau discovers that incomprehension was the only rational response to the attacks.
Peter van Agtmael captures images of 9/11’s aftermath.

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