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'Avengers' Breaks Records Overseas, Already Earning $36 Million

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27 April 2012
Dear readers,

Don't miss any of another stellar week of FiveBooks interviews. Economics professor Barry Eichengreen discusses the Euro crisis; bestselling author Carl Honoré considers the art of living slowly; gender theorist and self-professed "tranny dyke" Kate Bornstein talks about gender outlaws; David Edmonds ponders ethical problems; and more.

Next week, look out for philosophy writer Jules Evans on ancient philosophy in modern life, and renowned author Ma Jian on Chinese dissident fiction.

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Barry Eichengreen on the Euro

Friday April 27

With hindsight, was the euro a good idea? Will it come through the present crisis intact or will any country decide to leave? And what happens if they do? All this and more answered by the economics professor Continue reading…

Kate Bornstein on Gender Outlaws

Thursday April 26

The author, gender theorist and self-described “SM femme tranny dyke” tells us why gender isn’t binary, and recommends books that give long-suppressed voice to the transgender community Continue reading…

Carl Honoré on Slow Living

Wednesday April 25

In a culture obsessed with speed, the author of In Praise of Slow asks us to take a step back, from slower eating to unhurried thinking – and traces the leisurely history of the slow movement Continue reading…

David Edmonds on Ethical Problems

Tuesday April 24

Given the choice between allowing five people to die, and killing one person, what would you do? What is the utilitarian argument for vegetarianism? Should we be able to sell our kidneys? The philosopher suggests some answers Continue reading…

Kenneth Mack on Race and the Law

Monday April 23

The American law scholar discusses the warring ideals of egalitarianism and exclusion at the heart of US politics and law, from the founding of the nation up to the present day Continue reading…

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27 April 2012

 Best of the Week

The Global Power Shift From West To East

Christopher Layne | National Interest | 25 April 2012

"The transition in progress represents more than just the end of the post-1945 era of American global dominance. It also represents the end of the era of Western dominance over world events that began roughly five hundred years ago" Comments

In Defence Of Obscure Words

Will Self | BBC | 20 April 2012

Learning requires effort. And that is how it should be. So it's dismal to see "the traditional set texts chopped up into boneless nuggets of McKnowledge, and students encouraged to do their research – such as it is – on the web" Comments

The Ayatollah Under The Bed(sheets)

Karim Sadjadpour | Foreign Policy | 23 April 2012

In the Islamic Republic of Iran, sex is not confined to the bedroom, it's deeply political. And the country's fundamentalist clerics aren't above considering juridical aspects of the most bizarre sexual imaginings Comments

Photos Of New York From 100 Years Ago

Various | Daily Mail | 24 April 2012

Remarkable collection of never-before-seen photographs of New York City from early 20th century. The city's Department of Records has released 850,000 images. Here are some of the most memorable Comments

Austerity, And A New Recession?

Martin Eiermann | European | 23 April 2012

Interview with economist Joseph Stiglitz. And he's on top form from the word go. "Academic economists played a big role in causing the crisis. Their models were overly simplified, distorted, and left out the most important aspects" Comments

On The Origins Of The Arts

EO Wilson | Harvard | 20 April 2012

Harvard biologist tackles evolution of culture in a monumental essay. Captivating throughout. "Rich and seemingly boundless as the creative arts seem to be, each is filtered through the narrow biological channels of human cognition" Comments

The Aid Bitchslap

Quinn Zimmerman | Shotgun Shack | 25 April 2012

American aid worker approaches end of two-year stint in Haiti, wonders: What good did I do? All the imported equipment is broken. Society continues as it did before. Nobody says thank you. On the contrary, they hate us Comments

Shift Happens

David Weinberger | Chronicle Review | 22 April 2012

Thomas Kuhn's "Structure Of Scientific Revolutions" rewrote the history of science, by introducing the concept of "paradigm shift". Science advances not by single ideas, but by systems of ideas, which displace one another Comments

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27 April 2012

 Best of the Moment

The Global Power Shift From West To East

Christopher Layne | National Interest | 25 April 2012

"The transition in progress represents more than just the end of the post-1945 era of American global dominance. It also represents the end of the era of Western dominance over world events that began roughly five hundred years ago" Comments

Mr. Amis's Planet

Morten Høi Jensen | LARB | 25 April 2012

Scholarly, admiring essay about Martin Amis's writing. "Masculinity is the Big Theme of all his work: violent, unfettered, full-throttle masculinity, whether in the field of pornography, street violence or nuclear weapons" Comments

The Really Nice Guy Materialist

Julian Baggini | Philosopher's Magazine | 24 April 2012

Surprisingly engaging, and enjoyable, conversation with the often ridiculed philosopher Patricia Churchland. Fans of Sam Harris might want to duck for cover now. Neuroscience won't explain morality, just its "neural platform" Comments

India's Broken Promise

Basharat Peer | Foreign Affairs | 25 April 2012

Elites want India to be a power in the world. But they don't understand that being respected abroad requires a well-functioning state at home. India is nowhere near, with its poverty, corruption and staggering inequalities Comments

Meet The Mother Theory

Marianne Freiberger | +Plus | 19 April 2012

Wonderful, accessible introduction to basics of M-theory, most plausible attempt to unify quantum mechanics and general relativity into holy grail of physics—a theory of quantum gravity. Get ready to imagine a world of 11 dimensions Comments

Austerity, And A New Recession?

Martin Eiermann | European | 23 April 2012

Interview with economist Joseph Stiglitz. And he's on top form from the word go. "Academic economists played a big role in causing the crisis. Their models were overly simplified, distorted, and left out the most important aspects" Comments