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Whole Earth, Summer 2000

“I’d explore one group’s convictions, granting them the benefit of the doubt, and see how it felt to see the world through their eyes. In due course, I’d do the same with the next, and the next. The result of this exercise […] was a kind of self-deprogramming, wherein terms like “left” or “right” simply lost their negative or positive charge.”

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  1. Beyond Left and Right. Special Section: Guest Editor Jay Kinney
  2. Other Features
  3. Books & Resources
  4. Backmatter
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  1. NEXT MED
      1. The Doctor’s Dilemma: AN INTERVIEW WITH RACHEL NAOMI REMEN, M.D. With the managed-care and hi-tech assault on medicine, can physicians recover the Hippocratic oath, and a sense of healing as a service
      2. Introduction by Peter Warshall
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      3. Fertility: Sperm from the dead, the sterile, and the divorced. Children from three parents. When exactly does an embryo become a human? And whose child is it?
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      4. Longevity: Will we soon choose when we die? Is death control the next issue after birth control?
        14
      5. Organs: Organ Transplants in the Global Markety by Nancy Scheper-Huges
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      6. Embryonic Stem Cells: These totipotent cells are considered the universal repair material for human organs. Is there an ethical source?
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      7. Xenotransplants: Are pig hearts and kidneys the solution to the demand for organ replacements?
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      8. Genomics: Should there be limits to engineering embryos and genomes? How far should we go in designing our children to be super-smart, super-athletic, or free from genetic disease?
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  2. BEYOND LEFT AND RIGHT. SPECIAL SECTION: GUEST EDITOR JAY KINNEY
      1. Introduction by Jay Kinney
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      2. Beyond Ideology by Julius Lester: From “We Shall Overcome” to “Black Power” and beyond: An inside account of one man’s journey through radical politics.
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      3. The Way of Love by Bill Kauffman: Dorothy Day and the American Right: Mixing up categories and stirring up trouble with the Catholic Workers.
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      4. Storm Warning: Are Left and Right Obsolete? A symposium Progressives Against Progress! By Charles Siegel
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      5. Left and Right: An Outworn Framework by Joseph R. Stromberg
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      6. “Socialism is Dead”…Really? By Mark Dowie
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      7. How About That Green Option? By Charlene Spretnak
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      8. Hay Foot, Straw Foot by Stephanie Mills
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      9. Escaping the matrix by Richard K. Moore: What if Consensus reality is a fabricated illusion? Are you ready for the red pill?
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      10. To Save the Whooping Crane, You Need Two Wings by Peter Warshall: In local politics, labels lose their meaning.
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      11. Life and Libertarians by Alexander Cockburn: Beyond Left and Right. What transpires when the author accepts an invitation to speak at an antiwar conference hosted by…(gulp)…libertarians in suits.
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      12. The War Party vs. the Peace Party by Justin Raimondo: A jolly rant against interventionism, dreams of Empire, and their exponents.
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  3. Other Features
      1. Carlos Santana: An interview with STEVE HEILIG
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      2. Submarine Song and the Naval Boom Box by MICHAEL STOCKER: Are cetacean strandings a red flag, warning of the need for a quieter sea?
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      3. Eco-Art A photo essay by LYNNE HULL, NATALIE JEREMIJENKO, AND KATHRYN MILLER: Three women meld ecological processes, imagination, fun, and responsibility into their art and happenings.
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      4. Margaret Mead 2001 Awards Winner: Ambassadors Program of Americans for Indian Opportunity
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  4. BOOKS & RESOURCES
    1. Medicine’s Future
      1. My Grandfather’s Blessings
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      2. Death of the Good Doctor
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      3. The Ultimate Journey
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      4. High-Tech Conception
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      5. Life without Disease
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      6. Access: Dr. Remen’s Choices
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      7. Access: Organ Transplant
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      8. Access: Stem Cell
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    2. Beyond Left and Right
      1. Access: Escaping the Matrix
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    3. Whales
      1. Gift of the Whale
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      2. Kenneth S. Norris
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      3. Men & Whales
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      4. Shipwreck of the Whaleship Essex
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      5. Access: Acoustics
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    4. Homesite Sewage
      1. The Septic System Owner’s Manual
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      2. The Composting Toilet System Book 89
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      3. Drainfield Protector
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      4. Outlet Tee Filters
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      5. Toto Low-Flush Toilet
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      6. Drain King
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      7. Everyone Poops
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      8. The Gas We Pass
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    5. Other Reviews
      1. The Beat
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      2. Africana
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      3. Making Gourd Musical Instruments
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      4. A Dark Place in the Jungle
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      5. Orangutan Odyssey
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      6. Chasing Rickshaws
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      7. New Cycle Rickshaw
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      8. Women Environmental Artists Directory
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      9. Dharma Rain
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      10. Hidden Wisdom
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      11. Visions of a New Earth
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      12. Full Circles, Overlapping Lives
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      13. Steps to an Ecology of Mind
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      14. The Apache Diaries
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  5. Backmatter
      1. Gossip
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      2. Letters and Corrections
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      3. Updates
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      4. Thanks
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