The New Atlantis, Spring 2004

Published June 18, 2004

By Adam Keiper & Naomi Schaefer Riley, Christine Rosen, Eric Brown

The latest issue of The New Atlantis (www.TheNewAtlantis.com) includes major new articles on German bioethics, energy policy, technology and the Constitution, cosmetic surgery, and synthetic biology. This issue also features an article on memory and the movies, and an obituary for Daniel J. Boorstin.

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Essays:

• Energy Dreams and Energy Realities
  Stephanie Cohen on liberals, conservatives, and the energy debate
  
• The Democratization of Beauty
  Christine Rosen on cosmetic surgery and American culture
  
• The Dilemmas of German Bioethics
  Eric Brown on the taboos of the Nazi past and the future of human dignity
  
• The Legacy of Nazi Medicine
  Naomi Schaefer Riley on a powerful new exhibit at the U.S. Holocaust Museum
  
• Technology and the Constitution
  O. Carter Snead on how new technologies affect judicial interpretation
  
• Nuclear 1914: The Next Big Worry
  Henry Sokolski on the problem of nuclear proliferation in the age of terrorism
  
• Getting Serious About IVF
  Adam Wolfson on the new report from the President’s Council on Bioethics
  
• Memory and the Movies
  James Bowman on remembering and forgetting through the eyes of Hollywood

State of the Art:

• Dot-Com Terrorism
• Campaigning for Stem Cells
• Daniel J. Boorstin, RIP
• Gaga Over Google
• Life from Scratch
• Science Goes Hollywood, and much more…

Looking Ahead, Looking Back:

• The Return of the Space Debate
• 25 Years in the Sausage Factory