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\n5.A.$15.00  \nCan₂0a$17.50  \n\"IT’S THE END OF THE WORLD AS WE'VE KNOWN IT,\"Kurt Andersen writes in Reset,\"but it isn't the end ofthe world.\"In this smart and refreshingly hopeful book,Andersen—a brilliant analyst and synthesizer of histori-cal and cultural trends,as well as a bestselling novelistand host of public radio's Studio 360—shows us why thecurrent economic crisis is actually a moment of greatopportunity to get ourselves and our nation back ontrack.  \nHistorically,America has always shifted betweenwild,exuberant speculation and steady,sober hard work,as well as back and forth between economic booms andbusts,and between right and left politically.This is oneof the rare moments when all these cycles shift dramati-cally and simultaneously—a moment when complacencyends,ossified structures loosen up,and enormous posi-tive change is possible.  \nThe shock to the system can enable each of us torethink ingrained habits and focus more on the thingsthat make us authentically happy.The present flux canenable us as a society to consolidate the enormous gainsof the last several decades in areas such as technology,crime prevention,women's and civil rights,and thedemocratization of the planet.We can reap the fruits ofa revival of realism and pragmatism at home and abroad.As we enter a new era of post-party-line common sense,we can start to reinvent hopelessly broken systems—inhealth care,education,climate change,and more—andrediscover some of the old-fashioned American valuesof which we’ve lost sight.  \nIn Reset,Andersen explains how w.t     :it beforeand why we are about to do it again…   h::rer thanever.  \nACPL MediaDiscarded  \n19  \nDigitized by the Internet Archivein 2017 with funding fromKahle/Austin Foundation  \nhttps://archive.org/details/resethowthiscris00ande_0  \nS  \nALSO BY KURT ANDERSEN  \nHeyday  \nTurn of the Century  \nThe Real Thing  \nRESET  \nRESET  \n# HO W THIS CRISIS\n\nCAN RESTORE OUR VALUESAND RENEW A MERICA  \nKurt AndersenForeword by Tom Brokaw  \nR AND O M HOUSE  \nN E W YO R K  \nCopyright C2009 by Kurt AndersenAll rights reserved.  \nPublished in the United States by Random House,an imprint of The Random House Publishing Group.a division of Random House,Inc..New York.  \nRANDOM HoUSE and colophon are registered trademarks ofRandom House,Inc.  \nA portion of this work originally appeared,in different form,in the April 6,2009,issue of Time magazine as\"The End of Excess:Is This Crisis Good for America?\"  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data  \nAndersen.Kurt.  \nReset :how this crisis can restore our values and renew America/by Kurt Andersen.  \np.  cm.  \nISBN 978-I-4000-6898-2  \neBook ISBN 978-1-58836-964-2  \nI.Financial crises—Social aspects—United States.2.UnitedStates—Economic conditions—2Ist century.3.United States—Social conditions—2Ist century.4.Values—United States.I.Title.HC106.83.A532009303.3'720973—dc22  \n20090I97II  \nPrinted in the United States of America on acid-free 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