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31 New Persp. Q. 2 (2014)

handle is hein.journals/nwpsp31 and id is 1 raw text is: The Middle of the Future PART II This issue of NPQgathers together some of the most penetrating and enduring interviews and essays on topical subjects that have appeared in our pages over the last 2a years. Since the path from ideas to their realization is a slow one, collectively these pieces are a snapshot of the middle of the future, reflecting the human condition both as it is and where it is headed. This issue comprises Part II of the selection. The subject matter is divided among broad headings -The Soul and Science, China and Women Leaning In. These editions follow on an earlier collection, Dialogues on Civilization (Fall 2oo9/Winter 2010), a more philosophical series that included conversations I held with great thinkers ranging from the Nobel laureate Octavio M E N T Paz to Isaiah Berlin, the Oxford historian of ideas, to Lee Kuan Yew, father of the East Asian Way. Like NPQin general, the selection presented here seeks to connect the dots by linking the correspondences in the thinking of wide-ranging figures from the arts to literature, science, technology and political philosophy. Following NPQ's mission as a global journal of social and political thought, this selection cross-fertilizes beyond boundaries. It is another contribution to the challenge of ensuring that the information age does not become the age of non-communication. NATHAN GARDELS, EDITOR ® WINTER 2014 COM.

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